I wonder if there is a way to extract a video stream link from a page.
For example in Youtube and in the page http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he5fpsmH_2g extract the actual download link of the video and download it, just like what VideoGet does.
Thanks in advance.
Have a look in the src-code for clive to see how it can be done from a script.
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I am trying to scrape this(marked in red in attached image) embedded YouTube video from " https://www.akrapovic.com/en/car/product/86/Ferrari/458-Italia-458-Spider/Slip-On-Line-Titanium?brandId=20&modelId=70&yearId=3945" but am not able to find its source or any YouTube link to scrape.
Code I've written to get is as follows. Unfortunately, all it does is throws an 'NoSuchElementException'.Please suggest me best way to go about with this. Thanks in advance.
driver.get(part_page_link_holder3)
video_holder = driver.find_element(By.CSS_SELECTOR, 'video-fullscreen')
driver.execute_script("arguments[0].click();", video_holder)
video_holder2 = driver.find_element(By.XPATH,'//iframe')
print(video_holder2)
It is visible in the code after looking through inspect. It only shows up after clicking the play button on the video though.
I was watching a movie on hotstar and decided to download that movie. I will use Python to do that. But for that I need the video URL. I inspected the page and came to know that it has segmented streaming file.
The requested URL that I have highlighted in the picture is:
https://hses1.hotstar.com/videos/movies/bengali/sweater/1260011260/1569583501995/ad1f5bdbac36f489da1adb7f077be226/video/avc1/3/seg-1306.m4s
It has a .m4s extension. How to read that file? Or how to work with it using Python?
USE IDM to download movie, or you can scrape bit there must be m3u8 link as well which might be not in use as of now
So I've been working on a webscraping script to download a video from a specific website I'm done scraping the site and have the video source.
The video has a play botton I've tried using selenium on it it plays but I don't know how to perform the download using selenium. Also I tried this other codes
wget.download('http://wwwstatic.chia-anime.tv/player.php?id=96576')
I also tried using the request library iter tools
But that only downloads 14.4kb
Also I observed the direct link (above link) that plays the video has a click botton and when it's clicked it sends a network request to another site but I don't know how to replicate it
Please help
You want to wget the actual file, not the php page.
I got the video link from the page so this should work.
wget.download('https://animesource.me:7995/cache/TDJgNsh-ZXf5Qd81-24vVg/1584877220/j1vznzzjn5ns.html.mp4')
I would like to download the videos embedded in a set of URL's from the Google Ad Transparency report. Here's a sample page where the video is a YouTube link:
https://transparencyreport.google.com/political-ads/advertiser/AR113835462480625664/creative/CR525481620803682304
And here's a sample page where the video is hosted by google and the video file can be directly downloaded:
https://transparencyreport.google.com/political-ads/advertiser/AR528016269983612928/creative/CR221377870159675392
In both cases, regular browsers (Chrome, Firefox) let me copy the YouTube link URL (top example) or download the linked video file (bottom example).
However, I cannot locate these links in the page source. Can anyone tell me how to locate them, or how one would write a script that would locate the correct tags and grab the video files (or YouTube links)? Is this a dynamic content problem?
You could reach it by the transparencryreport API
For example, the page you attached is getting the video content from the following page:
https://transparencyreport.google.com/transparencyreport/api/v3/politicalads/creatives/details?entity_id=AR528016269983612928&creative_id=CR221377870159675392
I want to extract and display Youtube search results for a query to the user.
In that process, I have completed fetching the Youtube link and also extracted the title from the link.
Nevertheless I also want the thumbnail of that link displayed, same as that displayed in Youtube suggestions section.
For a question like this, I'd recommend using the site:youtube.com Google Images search, and just have a look at one or two thumbnails. I believe the below should work in all cases, though you'd need to test on different types of videos.
If the video URL is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxxxxxxxxxxx
The thumbnail URL is https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xxxxxxxxxxxx/maxresdefault.jpg