stream-detector VS nginx-vod-module

Use The Stream Detector

Even faster way: Use the extension "The Stream Detector" to get the URL. 🙂

Tip: You can grab the URL easier with the help of "The Stream Detector".

There's a plug-in for Firefox called The Stream Detector / (Git link) that I use to copy stream sources or direct media links. It includes a few copy format presets including one for ffmpeg.

For Chrome: https://github.com/rowrawer/stream-detector/releases (download the .crx file and drag it into chrome://extensions/, with developer mode checked)

Try any of these solution : N_m3u8DL-CLI - m3u8x - The Stream Detector - HLS Downloader - Stream Recorder also what site are u referring too ?

You can also use this to easily grab streams in a website without opening dev tools.

I managed to get the English subtitle. It turns out the caption is also an m3u8 and using --list-subs won't work. You need Stream Detector do detect the caption. The moment you turn on the English subtitle, the extension will detect it. Use --write-sub --sub-lang all --skip-download

Chrome version (xpi file) available here: https://github.com/rowrawer/stream-detector/releases

Huh? They just learned about on-the-fly packaging? This has been the standard for a decade and widely supported in media ecosystems. Personally I love the https://github.com/kaltura/nginx-vod-module and have used it for many years.

- kaltura and their nginx module, platform backend and player.

This Nginix vod module is a good start.

There's a nginx module to do what you're looking for: https://github.com/kaltura/nginx-vod-module

Probably Plex. There’s also this nginix VOD module that will re-encode and package on-the-fly at playback request time.