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streamdl

A simple but feature-rich python script for downloading M3U8 streams.

Prerequisites

In order to use streamdl, please install

  • python3
  • m3u8 library (e.g. using pip)
  • requests library (e.g. using pip)

Usage

usage: streamdl.py [-h] [-b base_url] [-o outfile] [-a header:value]
                   [-r header] [-s sec|minsec-maxsec] [-v] [--version]
                   m3u8_stream

positional arguments:
  m3u8_stream           url to a stream file, e.g.
                        https://somewebsite.com/epicstream/stream.m3u8

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -b base_url, --base-url base_url
                        overwrites the default URL for downloading, e.g.
                        https://somewebsite.com/epicstream/
  -o outfile, --output outfile
                        downloads to the given outfile
  -a header:value, --add-header header:value
                        adds or overwrites an existing header based on the
                        headers.py file
  -r header, --remove-header header
                        removes an existing header based on the headers.py
                        file
  -s sec|minsec-maxsec, --sleep sec|minsec-maxsec
                        sleeps a fixed time sec or sleeps random in
                        [minsec;maxsec] between requests
  -v, --verbose         shows progress, use -vv for maximum verbosity
  --version             show program's version number and exit

Examples

Download a stream:
./streamdl.py "https://somewebsite.com/epicstream/stream.m3u8"

Download a stream, wait 2.5 - 4.5 seconds between requests and save the stream as "myepicstream.ts":
./streamdl.py -s 2.5-4.5 -o "myepicstream.ts"

Download a stream and add a custom header:
./streamdl.py -a "My-Header:Awesome" "https://somewebsite.com/epicstream/stream.m3u8"

Misc

  • You can edit the file modules/headers.py to use custom standard headers
  • Use ffmpeg -i inputfile.ts -vn -ar 44100 -ac 2 -b:a 192k outputfile.mp3 to convert the stream to mp3
  • Use ffmpeg -i outputfile.ts -c:v libx264 -c:a aac outputfile.mp4 to convert the stream to mp4