[ZmotriN]

Here is a standalone (single EXE) version of AdobeHDS.php.

I compiled a custom minimal static build of PHP and embed it AdobeHDS.php.

The ZIP file "AdobeHDS-2015-04-09.zip" contains 3 exe files.

x64\AdobeHDS.exe (PHP-5.6.7-x64, WinVista+ 64bits)
x86\AdobeHDS.exe (PHP-5.6.7-x86, WinVista+ 32bits)
xp\AdobeHDS.exe (PHP-5.4.39-x86, WinXP- because WinXP doesn't support PHP 5.5+)


The usage is the same as the original script. (For help: AdobeHDS.exe --help)

PS: I add a new option (AdobeHDS.exe --phpinfo) to know exactly what I compiled or for debug purpose.

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2E25BLPjcHhTFd0LWlwRl9nN1k/view?usp=sharing
Bootstrap file (only for the docs): https://drive.google.com/a/diametrick.com/file/d/0B2E25BLPjcHhb3NDQ0J5V2FwV3c/view

[surya987]

superb... will check for sure......

Any new option or feature added or same as KSV script.......???

[ZmotriN]

Nope, I only add a "--phpinfo" option to see what I compiled, for the rest, for this first version, the integral original script is executed.

[mckv]

the livestreamer program can play all hds/hls streams

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/livestreamer-t19466.html

[ZmotriN]

Whatever, that's not the subject. :)

[Jinjoni]

This has helped me greatly since for some reason I have been unable to add the normal AdobeHDS.php to my windows 7 64 bit pc. When I save the AdobeHDS.php file from https://github.com/K-S-V/Scripts the file size is around 200KB when it should only be around 80KB. I was able to open your exe with command line but, KSV AdobeHDS.php from github is never recognized in the command line. Would someone kindly tell me what I might have done wrong with the original file from github? Also will you be updating this exe when KSV updates the php file?

[slim10]

This has helped me greatly since for some reason I have been unable to add the normal AdobeHDS.php to my windows 7 64 bit pc. When I save the AdobeHDS.php file from https://github.com/K-S-V/Scripts the file size is around 200KB when it should only be around 80KB. I was able to open your exe with command line but, KSV AdobeHDS.php from github is never recognized in the command line. Would someone kindly tell me what I might have done wrong with the original file from github? Also will you be updating this exe when KSV updates the php file?

You are downloading the HTML page. You need the raw script.

On the right side of the "Scripts" page, click "Download Zip." All of the scripts are included in that Zip file.

To download only one of the scripts, click on the one you want, to open its HTML page. At the top of that page, you will see the tabs: Raw, Blame and History. Right-click "Raw" and save it your computer.

[Jinjoni]

You are downloading the HTML page. You need the raw script.

On the right side of the "Scripts" page, click "Download Zip." All of the scripts are included in that Zip file.

To download only one of the scripts, click on the one you want, to open its HTML page. At the top of that page, you will see the tabs: Raw, Blame and History. Right-click "Raw" and save it your computer.
Thank you very much for your help in getting this working for me. After seeing how easy it was I'm feeling pretty stupid right now

[Videogamer555]

Here is a standalone (single EXE) version of AdobeHDS.php.

I compiled a custom minimal static build of PHP and embed it AdobeHDS.php.

The ZIP file "AdobeHDS-2015-04-09.zip" contains 3 exe files.

x64\AdobeHDS.exe (PHP-5.6.7-x64, WinVista+ 64bits)
x86\AdobeHDS.exe (PHP-5.6.7-x86, WinVista+ 32bits)
xp\AdobeHDS.exe (PHP-5.4.39-x86, WinXP- because WinXP doesn't support PHP 5.5+)


The usage is the same as the original script. (For help: AdobeHDS.exe --help)

PS: I add a new option (AdobeHDS.exe --phpinfo) to know exactly what I compiled or for debug purpose.

Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2E25BLPjcHhTFd0LWlwRl9nN1k/view?usp=sharing
Bootstrap file (only for the docs): https://drive.google.com/a/diametrick.com/file/d/0B2E25BLPjcHhb3NDQ0J5V2FwV3c/view



The Windows 7 x64 version works. The Windows 7 x86 version does not work. It gets stuck indefinitely on the "Processing manifest info...." step. The Windows XP version has the same problem as the Windows 7 x86 version.

Please fix this. I want to be able to use this very powerful program to be able to rip any of the videos from streaming websites which are now starting to move toward using this HDS thing, and I want to be able to use it on any computer I might ever try to use it on, new or old.

[bulls95]

The Windows 7 x64 version works. The Windows 7 x86 version does not work. It gets stuck indefinitely on the "Processing manifest info...." step. The Windows XP version has the same problem as the Windows 7 x86 version.

Please fix this. I want to be able to use this very powerful program to be able to rip any of the videos from streaming websites which are now starting to move toward using this HDS thing, and I want to be able to use it on any computer I might ever try to use it on, new or old.

Or you could install PHP and use the original script... https://github.com/K-S-V/Scripts/wiki#installing-php-for-dummies-windows-only.

[Videogamer555]

Or you could install PHP and use the original script... https://github.com/K-S-V/Scripts/wiki#installing-php-for-dummies-windows-only.

It is not good practice to compile an EXE file on one PC, and then publish it to the net without first testing it on a variety of PCs. This guy should have tested the EXE files (all 3 of them, not just the 64bit version, which it seems he did for the 64bit version, as it actually works) before releasing them to the net as if they were working software products. Hence my request for him to fix the bugs, recompile, and post the fixed versions up here. I should not need to use the PHP script engine itself, if the EXE file copies of this script actually worked. I prefer to not use script engines, unless it has something to do with running a website. I prefer compiled EXE files, as these are often self contained, and do not require installation of additional software such as PHP.

[bulls95]

makes sense, to each his own

[ZmotriN]

For x64, indeed, it seems to have problems.

Anyway, there is the last version of the KSV Script static built. I only compiled it with PHP 5.4 x86 but it works on all PC that I tested.

If it don't works for you, share me you're experience and I will try to fix it.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2E25BLPjcHhNm1rNThxQmRDXzQ

[ZmotriN]

It is not good practice to compile an EXE file on one PC, and then publish it to the net without first testing it on a variety of PCs. This guy should have tested the EXE files (all 3 of them, not just the 64bit version, which it seems he did for the 64bit version, as it actually works) before releasing them to the net as if they were working software products. Hence my request for him to fix the bugs, recompile, and post the fixed versions up here. I should not need to use the PHP script engine itself, if the EXE file copies of this script actually worked. I prefer to not use script engines, unless it has something to do with running a website. I prefer compiled EXE files, as these are often self contained, and do not require installation of additional software such as PHP.


For my defense, I'm not releasing any professional software, I'm just sharing, on a forum, the result of my personal experience/research to get a more user friendly and more accessible script distribution of an interesting script. :-)

[AlvoErrado2]

You are not gaining anything from it, use at your own risk with no guarantees!

And yet there are people who think may complain.