I used the command youtube-dl -F https://sitepage.com to list the videos on a non-youtube site.
It works to display the list of available formats even though it is not a youtube site.
Then where {youtube} normally displays, it correctly shows [sitename]. It also shows the name of of video correctly as shown in open source. The available format streams are shown.
Problem:
I do not know the directory where the video is located. It is not clearly shown on source code. Trying to recall a tool to find it in the source code.
Also, what replaces [youtube] on command line for non youtube site Is it gonna be [sitename?
Is this the correct format for non-youtube sites to download file?
G'day TIm.
I used the command youtube-dl -F https://sitepage.com to list the videos on a non-youtube site.
It works to display the list of available formats even though it is not a youtube site.
Then where {youtube} normally displays, it correctly shows [sitename]. It also shows the name of of video correctly as shown in open source. The available format streams are shown.
Problem:
I do not know the directory where the video is located. It is not clearly shown on source code. Trying to recall a tool to find it in the source code.
Also, what replaces [youtube] on command line for non youtube site Is it gonna be [sitename?
Is this the correct format for non-youtube sites to download file?
"sitename-dl -F hls-3500 http://directory/videoname"
Cheers.