Why? During the COVID-19 lockdown, my ISP was kinda lame, as a result I had issue streaming LIVE classes and even replaying old ones, this way I could use them reliably at a later time and once finished the lesson delete the file.
Hopefully this doesn't break the end user agreement for Buddyfit. Since I'm simply saving the HLS stream to disk as if we were a browser, this does not abuse the streaming endpoints. However I take NO responsibility if some trainer with a bunch of muscles will knock on your door wanting to have a little chat with you.
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- Python 3.8: Tested on 3.8. YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.
- ffmpeg: a recent version (year 2019 or above).
- chromium: whatever version you want.
- chromedriver: whatever version you want (match w/ chromium please).
- ffpb: used to quickly display progress bar during download.
I'm expecting, in the same working directory, the following data:
- keys, file containing emailAddr and password of the account, one line each.
- video_links, file containing direct video links, one line each.
$ cat keys
test@test.com
testPassword
$ cat video_links
https://domain/classes/replay/videoID1/live
https://domain/classes/replay/videoID2/live
$ python3 buddyStream.py
All the videos will be stored in a videos folder in the same working directory.
Tested on macOS 11.1, Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 20.10, Alpine 3.13. (Should work no problemo on Windows as well)
