be-at.tv changed their internal urls - how to download?

[blimey]

Originally Posted by KSV

I have added BeatConvert.php file to my repository.

really nice work, ksv! quite impressed.
and the decoded .beat files have h.264 video, unlike the vp6 that is present in even the newest additions to the old system.

however, it seems that somehow each .beat format session is somehow keyed differently, or is otherwise somehow differently formatted.

for example, Session003311, mentioned earlier in this thread;

h..p://cdn.be-at.tv/003311/004001-0128/005376-1000/0000.beat
.
.
and so on

is not properly decoded by the script (although the attempt is completed), while the most recent session mentioned in this thread - Session002646 (aka Recording id# 001460);

hxxp://cdn.be-at.tv/001460/128/1250/0000.beat
.
.
and so on

is properly decoded. I haven't checked any others yet.

Thanks again very much for your effort on this script.

[KSV]

I have pushed new update to the repo with added support of version 1 of .beat file format.

[sebastian]

Thank you so much.
As I don't have PHP experience - by googling I found XAMPP could be my program of choice, is that right?

[blimey]

sebastian, ksv has "Installing PHP for dummies (Windows only)" on his wiki. see at the very bottom of this page.

[blimey]

Originally Posted by KSV

I have pushed new update to the repo with added support of version 1 of .beat file format.

sweet... i have checked compatibly across a dozen or so files across the past few years, all ok.

[sebastian]

Thanks, I can't wait for trying this this weekend at my home computer as this looks like a solution for something I was looking for so long. :-)

[sebastian]

Anyone can recommend me a handy mass downloader für the .beat-Files? JDownloader totally fails with this.
Just something that downloads it from a text file with all the urls.

[sebastian]

I tried KSVs script and it worked, thanks a lot for that!!!

Only downside: When combining the files either with ffmpeg or Avidemux the audio is missing for a few ms after every combined segment. :-(

[blimey]

Batch mode in IDM is a good choice.

In IDM; Tasks, Add batch download.

Enter URL with asterisk for variable, for example;

h..p://cdn.be-at.tv/001460/128/1250/*.beat

And set wildcard size to 4. For "From" enter 0, for "To" enter number of last file, like 200, 500, 1000, or whatever it is.

No "missing audio for a few ms" (or any missing audio whatsoever) when using ffmpeg here. And I've done several sets now.
But, we've been down that road already...

[sebastian]

Originally Posted by blimey

...No "missing audio for a few ms" (or any missing audio whatsoever) when using ffmpeg here. And I've done several sets now.
But, we've been down that road already...

Strange, I did all according to your ffmpeg-instruction on be-at.tv (http://stream-recorder.com/forum/mux...es-t16816.html) and still got the audio gaps between each merged segment. I'll try it with your IDM suggestion later, but I don't think that JDownloader altered the files itself. I'll report later.

Again, thanks for all your help! :-)