Can you help me downlod this video?

[Goxar]

Basically, I need to download (you need an account to see links) for work purposes, but the site just won't let me do it. I've tried several different programs and browser extensions, but none of them seem to work. Actually, I need to download many different videos from the said website, which means that the link I provided is just an example.

After failing so many times, I thought that maybe some of our CK bright minds might be able to help me out

[Mario2302]

i'm afraid i'm not skilled enough to help out

all i could think is trying to find the source video file via the sourcecode/console but didn't find anything useful at all that would allow me to download the video via that way

[Nyanobyte]

This is slightly outside of the box, but would it be possible to play the video and record it on a phone or possibly record your screen and capture it?
I'm checking some browser extensions out now to hopefully help, but nothing it working yet. Hope someone is able to work this out!

[Mario2302]

screen capture should work, video on full screen, start screen capture, start video and let it do it's thing.
good point for sure @(you need an account to see links)

challenge might be to find the extension/software that allows you do to the entire video in one go.
quickly looked at extension but all seemed to have limits on duration.

[Goxar]

i'm afraid i'm not skilled enough to help out

all i could think is trying to find the source video file via the sourcecode/console but didn't find anything useful at all that would allow me to download the video via that way

Hey, Mario2302! Thanks for trying! I did try following some Youtube tutorials with the source code thing and I also wasn't able to grab the video

This is slightly outside of the box, but would it be possible to play the video and record it on a phone or possibly record your screen and capture it?
I'm checking some browser extensions out now to hopefully help, but nothing it working yet. Hope someone is able to work this out!

Hey, Nyanobyte! Actually, my first post wasn't very clear about it, but the video I linked is just an example. I would need to download a lot of different videos from the same website, which is why I guess recording with a screen recorder might not be the best ideia. It would take me literally hours and hours.

Also, I've had no luck at all with browser extensions! I've tried dozens of them by this point!

[Mario2302]

if you would like to go with screen recording in the end (no other solution to be found though i see Bat is reading here as well and he's way more skilled so you might not need to) i did find an extension just now that would allow screen recording without duration limits and that works quite easy.

(you need an account to see links)

with this one you can open the video full screen in a separate window and let it record just that window while you go about doing other stuff it seems.
it then allows you to download a file (format: webm)

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meh not ideal that one it seems. just tried it but it can only capture the sound of your mic, not the audio directly from the stream itself which is what you would like to do as to make it as easy as possible so you can still do other stuff.

not really a good solution thus i'm afraid

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i don't mind looking into extensions further but perhaps it would be useful if you can list the ones you tried that didn't work :p

[Goxar]

@(you need an account to see links), I've tried literally any extension with the expression "video downloader" or something similar on its name available on the Google Chrome Store

[Bat]

(you need an account to see links), @(you need an account to see links).

Qconcursos provides video through a method called MPEG Dash, which plays the entire video back through segments over an XMLHTTPRequest instead of playing a single video file. The trick to defeating most Dash or HLS streaming methods is to find their playlist file and figure out how they're segmenting. In the case of the video you requested, it's at (you need an account to see links). From there, all I had to do was open the Dash file in a text editor, remove the video resolutions that I didn't want (240p and 360p - leaving only 720p), change the relative path to the segments from "../../" to "https://videodelivery.net/", then save the Dash file and load it into VLC Media Player. You should be able to play the video back in full, as well as use VLC's convert and save functionality to save a copy of the file for yourself.

[Mario2302]

I called it that @(you need an account to see links) would come and save the day :p

great to read how you did this. i'm gonna try to do it myself as well to learn from it so thanks for explaining Bat

[Lucid Acid Dream]

Never mind bat figured it out