Downloading from francetv.fr with AdobeHDS.php

[devhercule]

i'm using 0.6 version also

I edited my previous post and i pasted the hole url given by hds link detector

thx

[biezom]

Originally Posted by devhercule

i'm using 0.6 version also

I edited my previous post and i pasted the hole url given by hds link detector

thx

yes i see after my reply
you live in france or you use proxy in firefox?
if you use proxy in firefox you need use proxy for AdobeHDS.php

[devhercule]

yes i live in France and i'm not using a proxy

[biezom]

Originally Posted by devhercule

yes i live in France and i'm not using a proxy

look at your private message rather than to burden the thread

[devhercule]

ok thx

[beeson76]

I am new to this to please bear with me for a second. Where can I get a step by step instructions on how to merge .f4f files.

I have a stream that I need to merge. I have about 1650 f4f files and it looks like I have a manifest file too. (thought I am not quite sure what that means as of yet.)

I have the files in a folder ready to go. It looks like they are numerically ordered.

How do I begin this process. I have looked at the script file and don't really know how to use it.

1. I have downloaded the PHP zip and PHP.ini into the c:\php directory that is from the wiki instructions. Extracted the zip file into the c:\php directory.
2. Saved the AdobeHDS.php into the c:\php directory.
3. I created a F4F directory that has all my 1600 F4F files and the manifest file. It is directly on the C:\
4. Added ;C:\PHP to my path Environment. And everything looks like it should when I am at the dos prompt.



Thanks for any help provided.

[biezom]

Originally Posted by beeson76

I am new to this to please bear with me for a second. Where can I get a step by step instructions on how to merge .f4f files.

I have a stream that I need to merge. I have about 1650 f4f files and it looks like I have a manifest file too. (thought I am not quite sure what that means as of yet.)

I have the files in a folder ready to go. It looks like they are numerically ordered.

How do I begin this process. I have looked at the script file and don't really know how to use it.

1. I have downloaded the PHP zip and PHP.ini into the c:\php directory that is from the wiki instructions. Extracted the zip file into the c:\php directory.
2. Saved the AdobeHDS.php into the c:\php directory.
3. I created a F4F directory that has all my 1600 F4F files and the manifest file. It is directly on the C:\
4. Added ;C:\PHP to my path Environment. And everything looks like it should when I am at the dos prompt.



Thanks for any help provided.

if you use HDS link detector copy the code
and in command shell
cd C:\php
paste the code given by HDS link detector
It should look like this

AdobeHDS.php --manifest "http://........................." --delete

normally it downloads all the fragments and assembles them at the end to do one file

[beeson76]

Thanks Biezom for the reply. I appreciate it very much.

I think I already have all the 4f4 files I need. I just need to put them together.

I have tried a lot of different combinations with

php adobehds.php

and I cannot get to join into one file.

I downloaded all the files while watching the video in Maxthon Web Browser. To me that was the easiest way of downloading the fragments.

Anymore help is greatly appreciated.

[biezom]

Originally Posted by beeson76

Thanks Biezom for the reply. I appreciate it very much.

I think I already have all the 4f4 files I need. I just need to put them together.

I have tried a lot of different combinations with

php adobehds.php

and I cannot get to join into one file.

I downloaded all the files while watching the video in Maxthon Web Browser. To me that was the easiest way of downloading the fragments.

Anymore help is greatly appreciated.

normally with

php AdobeHDS.php --manifest "your_manifest_url" --delete

it downloads all the fragments and assembled in real time, and then when all frangments are downloaded they are cleared with --delete


can you post an exemple pageurl with a video and see what code you use with AdobeHDS.php

thanks

[beeson76]

Just to try it, I did what you instructed Biezom and I don't think its working. When I copy to clipboard from the Mozilla HDS Link Detector and right click it in my command prompt from the c:\php it goes through a bunch of lines (no way of knowing what they say) and then just stops. But kinda at the end of the lines it gives me an error to the effect of "Something went wrong with that request. Please try again"