- Removed the old ``dashdownloader_multisegment.py`` file
- Removed the ``downloader.py`` file
+ Added missing requirement to ``requirements.txt``
+ Added sanitization class
+ Updated ``vtt_to_srt.py`` to use path.join for better cross-platform support
+ Updated README to reflect code changes
- Removed the quality restriction since there are some wacky non-standard qualities and I can't possibly predict and list them all :P
+ Changed the way fallback qualities are selected so it selects the closest quality to the requested one (ex. you want 576 but the closest are 480 and 720, 576 will be selected since its the closer to 576)
+ Switched to sessions
+ Program no longer quits if decryption key isn't found, we continue downloading segments, unencrypted video, and assets
+ Program will quit before starting downloads if the keyfile doesn't exist
+ Added an argument to keep vtt caption files ``--keep-vtt``
+ Properly handle large courses (code credit to r0oth3x49) (Fixes#18)
+ Updated parsing for course data (modified from code by r0oth3x49)
This update should be considered as unstable, it will probably have problems. If you find an issue, please create a GitHub issue.
+ Fixed bug with video being downloaded in place of audio
+ Minor tweaks
- Removed the threaded downloader from main code, the current download system is the most reliable.
+ Updated cleanup function to remove the entire temporary lecture folder instead of just leaving behind tons of empty folders
+ Fixed typo in mux function
+ Segment count is now properly calculated from segment timeline
+ Manifest is now parsed from the URL instead of being downloaded, this should be better for downloading multiple courses at once.
+ Fixed a bug where audio content_type would try to find a max quality
+ New Downloader: Threaded Downloader uses multiple threads to download files, this should improve download speeds greatly. By default, the threaded downloader is not used, you can use the threaded downloader by passing ``--use-threaded-downloader``. By default, it only uses 10 threads, you can set a custom number of threads with the ``--threads`` option
- Removed a few unused imports
+ Reworked the way paths are formed so they shouldn't be a problem on other operating systems
NOTE: the new dependencies in requirements.txt are NOT required at this time
+ You can now pass the course url to the -c argument instead of the course id
+ Fixed function doc tags
+ Added experimental support for business accounts (the program should auto detect the subdomain from the course url and use it for all requests, you shouldn't need to edit the file)
- Removed the useless creation time metadata from ffmpeg
+ Updated arguments, ``course_url`` is now a required argument
- ``course_url`` will no longer be pulled from the .env file, you can still use the .env for bearer tokens
+ Courses are now downloaded into folders titled by the course name instead of the course id
+ Updated README to reflect updates
+ Fixed a bug where external url files would be appended to each time a the downloader is restarted on a course
+ Course chapter folder are now placed in a folder, the name of the folder is the course id
**If you have any downloads in-progress, make a new folder and name it the course id, and move the chapter folders into it before starting the download again.**
Closes#8
+ Add ability to skip downloading lecture videos
+ You can now specify the Bearer token and course id as an argument to the program (see advanced usage)
+ Updated Advanced Usage section of readme
+ Downloader will now raise an exception for failed requests
+ Captions will retry 3 times on a download failure before skipping
+ Catch errors from downloader
+ Added arguments
+ You can specify the download quality, if the quality you request cant be found, it will fallback to the closest (ex. you want 144, but the lowest is 360 than 360 gets downloaded. you want 1080 but 720 is the highest, 720 gets downloaded)
Note: Non-DRM and DRM video have different quality availabilities, by the looks of it, DRM has a min of 360 and a max of 1080. Non-DRM has a low of 144, and a max of 720
