Amazon Video On Demand (FlashAccess / ENCV)

[thecoreyburton]

A year ago, I purchased a series that's exclusive to Amazon (no physical release, no release on other streaming services). The internet here's abysmal at times, and despite selecting the "best" streaming quality on the Amazon player, I get terrible compression artifacts most of the time. Sometimes I get lucky and after a few times reloading a video it'll load in decent quality and the same section will look fine, but most of the time it's atrocious.* To circumvent this problem, and to play the files offline, I'd like to be able to download them.

The videos themselves are protected with FlashAccess - the video stream URLs are ENCV and the audio stream URLs are ENCA, which from what I've gathered from searches is proving to be a frustration for a lot of people. I've seen some solutions mentioned, but most go into PMs for obvious reasons, so I'm left trying to figure this out on my own and it's not really my expertise.

Can someone lend me a hand into making these files playable?

* Screen capturing is unsuitable because of the quality issues I'm having. On top of that, the video itself should be interlaced but it's either been blended (in which case nothing can be done) or it's being deinterlaced by the player. I'd rather keep all the video interlacing intact, which is another drawback.

Thank you for taking the time to read this!