Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel <dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote
(my responses usually follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread - never been
there), but I can certainly confirm that youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work with almost any URL that I have thrown at it
- in fact I can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not just
for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to tell it to
ignore a certificate being out of date as one site I download from a lot
has that problem, but that's trivial.)
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel <dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote
(my responses usually follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread - never been
there), but I can certainly confirm that youtube-dl is extremely poorly
named: it does indeed work with almost any URL that I have thrown at it
- in fact I can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not just
for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to tell it to
ignore a certificate being out of date as one site I download from a lot
has that problem, but that's trivial.)
$ youtube-dl https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic] vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header
WARNING: Falling back on generic information extractor.
[generic] vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage
[generic] vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information
ERROR: Unsupported URL: https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel <dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote
(my responses usually follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread - never been
there), but I can certainly confirm that youtube-dl is extremely poorly
named: it does indeed work with almost any URL that I have thrown at it
- in fact I can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not just >>> for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to tell it to
ignore a certificate being out of date as one site I download from a lot >>> has that problem, but that's trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header
WARNING: Falling back on generic information extractor.
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information
ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
In ClipGrab, I tried the link <https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video. So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video Location from
the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the Web page but
the URI of the video.
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel <dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote >>>> (my responses usually follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread - never been
there), but I can certainly confirm that youtube-dl is extremely poorly >>>> named: it does indeed work with almost any URL that I have thrown at it >>>> - in fact I can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not just >>>> for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to tell it to
ignore a certificate being out of date as one site I download from a lot >>>> has that problem, but that's trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header
WARNING: Falling back on generic information extractor.
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information
ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
In ClipGrab, I tried the link
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video. So I used
SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video Location from
the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized that URI as a downloadable
video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the Web page but
the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel <dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote >>>>> (my responses usually follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread - never been >>>>> there), but I can certainly confirm that youtube-dl is extremely poorly >>>>> named: it does indeed work with almost any URL that I have thrown at it >>>>> - in fact I can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not just >>>>> for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to tell it to >>>>> ignore a certificate being out of date as one site I download from a lot >>>>> has that problem, but that's trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header
WARNING: Falling back on generic information extractor.
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information
ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
In ClipGrab, I tried the link
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video. So I used >>> SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video Location from
the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized that URI as a downloadable
video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the Web page but >>> the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video, right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context menu.
I had to do this while the video was playing, before it ended.
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to
tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video.
So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the
video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to
tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video.
So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the
video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the
playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy
Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the
clip?? Could that be the difference??
On 4/20/2021 1:26 AM, Daniel wrote:
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to
tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video.
So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the
video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the
playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy
Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the
clip?? Could that be the difference??
No, I am using SeaMonkey 2.49.5.
On 4/20/2021 1:26 AM, Daniel wrote:
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to
tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video.
So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the
video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the
playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy
Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the
clip?? Could that be the difference??
No, I am using SeaMonkey 2.49.5.
On 4/20/2021 9:47 PM, Daniel wrote:
David E. Ross wrote on 21/4/21 1:00 am:
On 4/20/2021 1:26 AM, Daniel wrote:O.K., in that case it appears the web-site works for your 2.49.5 but not
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to >>>>>>>>>> tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video. >>>>>>>> So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the >>>>>>>> video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the
playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy >>>> Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the >>>> clip?? Could that be the difference??
No, I am using SeaMonkey 2.49.5.
for my 2.53.6 nor whatever version 'T' is using!!
T wants to use youtube-dl to download a video from the rumble.com Web
site. That is quite different from viewing the video within a browser.
ClipGrab uses youtube-dl for downloading videos. ClipGrab is NOT an
add-on to any browser; it is a stand-alone application. The issue is
getting the correct URI into youtube-dl for it to download a video.
T cited the URI <https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>.
However, that is the URI for a Web page in which a video is embedded;
it is NOT the URI of the video itself. I viewed the rumble.com URI in SeaMonkey with HTML5 Media enabled (normally disabled in my
configuration). I started the video, still in SeaMonkey. While the
video played within SeaMonkey (and also while the video was paused), I
placed my cursor over it. I right-clicked and got a context menu. One
of the items in the context menu was Copy Video Location, which I
clicked. That gave me the URI <https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/r/j/n/E/rjnEb.caa.1.mp4?u=3&b=0>, for which
ClipGrab (using youtube-dl) successfully downloaded the video. I tested
the download by playing it via VideoLAN (VLC), and it proved to be a
good .mp4 file.
If later versions of SeaMonkey than my 2.49.5 (e.g., your 2.53.6) no
longer have Copy Video Location, that is indeed another reason why I am
not upgrading.
David E. Ross wrote on 21/4/21 1:00 am:
On 4/20/2021 1:26 AM, Daniel wrote:O.K., in that case it appears the web-site works for your 2.49.5 but not
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to
tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video.
So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the
video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the
playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy
Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the
clip?? Could that be the difference??
No, I am using SeaMonkey 2.49.5.
for my 2.53.6 nor whatever version 'T' is using!!
ClipGrab uses youtube-dl for downloading videos. ClipGrab is NOT an[]
add-on to any browser; it is a stand-alone application. The issue is
getting the correct URI into youtube-dl for it to download a video.
On 4/20/2021 10:48 PM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/20/2021 9:47 PM, Daniel wrote:
David E. Ross wrote on 21/4/21 1:00 am:
On 4/20/2021 1:26 AM, Daniel wrote:O.K., in that case it appears the web-site works for your 2.49.5 but not >>> for my 2.53.6 nor whatever version 'T' is using!!
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread - >>>>>>>>>>> never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied! >>>>>>>>>>>
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work >>>>>>>>>>> with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I >>>>>>>>>>> can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to >>>>>>>>>>> tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one >>>>>>>>>>> site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video. >>>>>>>>> So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the >>>>>>>>> video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5 >>>>>>> Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video, >>>>>>> right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context >>>>>>> menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the >>>>> playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy >>>>> Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the >>>>> clip?? Could that be the difference??
No, I am using SeaMonkey 2.49.5.
T wants to use youtube-dl to download a video from the rumble.com Web
site. That is quite different from viewing the video within a browser.
ClipGrab uses youtube-dl for downloading videos. ClipGrab is NOT an
add-on to any browser; it is a stand-alone application. The issue is
getting the correct URI into youtube-dl for it to download a video.
T cited the URI
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>.
However, that is the URI for a Web page in which a video is embedded;
it is NOT the URI of the video itself. I viewed the rumble.com URI in
SeaMonkey with HTML5 Media enabled (normally disabled in my
configuration). I started the video, still in SeaMonkey. While the
video played within SeaMonkey (and also while the video was paused), I
placed my cursor over it. I right-clicked and got a context menu. One
of the items in the context menu was Copy Video Location, which I
clicked. That gave me the URI
<https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/r/j/n/E/rjnEb.caa.1.mp4?u=3&b=0>, for which
ClipGrab (using youtube-dl) successfully downloaded the video. I tested
the download by playing it via VideoLAN (VLC), and it proved to be a
good .mp4 file.
If later versions of SeaMonkey than my 2.49.5 (e.g., your 2.53.6) no
longer have Copy Video Location, that is indeed another reason why I am
not upgrading.
Oops! I forgot to include the fact that playing the video within
SeaMonkey did not require the use of youtube-dl. The HTML5 Media
capability inherent in SeaMonkey (without any add-on) was sufficient.
nor whatever version 'T' is using!
On 4/20/2021 9:47 PM, Daniel wrote:
David E. Ross wrote on 21/4/21 1:00 am:
On 4/20/2021 1:26 AM, Daniel wrote:O.K., in that case it appears the web-site works for your 2.49.5 but not
T wrote on 20/4/21 5:52 pm:
On 4/19/21 5:57 PM, David E. Ross wrote:David, Using my Linux SM, I just clicked on the link 'T' provided,
On 4/19/2021 4:22 PM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 8:32 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 4/19/2021 2:34 AM, T wrote:
On 4/19/21 1:02 AM, J. P. Gilliver (John) wrote:In ClipGrab, I tried the link
On Mon, 19 Apr 2021 at 17:36:38, Daniel
<dxmm@spam.albury.net.au> wrote (my responses usually
follow points raised):
T wrote on 19/04/2021 9:30 am:
Hi All, Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks, -T
Doesn't youtube-dl handle rumble.com??
I understood it was more flexible than its name implied!
Dunno about rumble (never heard of it until this thread -
never been there), but I can certainly confirm that
youtube-dl is extremely poorly named: it does indeed work
with almost any URL that I have thrown at it - in fact I
can't remember one it has failed on. It's certainly not
just for YouTube!
(I _have_ created a batch file that includes the switch to >>>>>>>>>> tell it to ignore a certificate being out of date as one
site I download from a lot has that problem, but that's
trivial.)
$ youtube-dl
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
[generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Requesting header WARNING: Falling back on generic
information extractor. [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Downloading webpage [generic]
vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack:
Extracting information ERROR: Unsupported URL:
https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html
<https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>
that you gave. ClipGrab could not find a downloadable video. >>>>>>>> So I used SeaMonkey to view that link and was able to play the >>>>>>>> video.
I then right-clicked on the video and selected Copy Video
Location from the popup context menu. ClipGrab recognized
that URI as a downloadable video.
I think you need to use the correct URI, not the URI of the
Web page but the URI of the video.
I can't figure out how to get the URI from the web site
On the Web page you indicated, I started playing the video (HTML5
Media). While it was playing, I placed my cursor over the video,
right-clicked, and selected Copy Video Location from the context
menu. I had to do this while the video was playing, before it
ended.
I get no pop up when I right click on the playing video in either
Firefox or Vivaldi. It just ignores me. Left click works (start
and stops the video).
:')
clicked the 'Play' button centre of screen, then right clicked on the
playing video .... and got nothing, no menu from which to select 'Copy >>>> Video Location'.
David, I note you are posting using TB .... did you use FF to view the >>>> clip?? Could that be the difference??
No, I am using SeaMonkey 2.49.5.
for my 2.53.6 nor whatever version 'T' is using!!
T wants to use youtube-dl to download a video from the rumble.com Web
site. That is quite different from viewing the video within a browser.
ClipGrab uses youtube-dl for downloading videos. ClipGrab is NOT an
add-on to any browser; it is a stand-alone application. The issue is
getting the correct URI into youtube-dl for it to download a video.
T cited the URI <https://rumble.com/vepb2p-yann-tiersen-comptine-dun-autre-t-guitar-cover-amelie-movie-soundtrack.html>.
However, that is the URI for a Web page in which a video is embedded;
it is NOT the URI of the video itself. I viewed the rumble.com URI in SeaMonkey with HTML5 Media enabled (normally disabled in my
configuration). I started the video, still in SeaMonkey. While the
video played within SeaMonkey (and also while the video was paused), I
placed my cursor over it. I right-clicked and got a context menu. One
of the items in the context menu was Copy Video Location, which I
clicked. That gave me the URI <https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/r/j/n/E/rjnEb.caa.1.mp4?u=3&b=0>, for which
ClipGrab (using youtube-dl) successfully downloaded the video. I tested
the download by playing it via VideoLAN (VLC), and it proved to be a
good .mp4 file.
If later versions of SeaMonkey than my 2.49.5 (e.g., your 2.53.6) no
longer have Copy Video Location, that is indeed another reason why I am
not upgrading.
Apparently your Seamonkey is ignoring the js on that site that blocks
the right mouse context menu.
I get nothing when I right click in Firefox 78.9.0esr.
Page Info (Ctrl+i) will reveal the direct link to the video.
O.K., in that case it appears the web-site works for your 2.49.5 but
not for my 2.53.6 nor whatever version 'T' is using!!
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 9:28 AM, clay wrote:
Apparently your Seamonkey is ignoring the js on that site that blocks
the right mouse context menu.
I get nothing when I right click in Firefox 78.9.0esr.
Page Info (Ctrl+i) will reveal the direct link to the video.
I am not seeing the the link to the video with <ctrl><I>
:'(
It's there.
<https://i.postimg.cc/sfR9VStN/ctrlilink-Untitled.png>
On 4/21/21 9:28 AM, clay wrote:
Apparently your Seamonkey is ignoring the js on that site that blocks
the right mouse context menu.
I get nothing when I right click in Firefox 78.9.0esr.
Page Info (Ctrl+i) will reveal the direct link to the video.
I am not seeing the the link to the video with <ctrl><I>
:'(
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 9:28 AM, clay wrote:
Apparently your Seamonkey is ignoring the js on that site that blocks
the right mouse context menu.
I get nothing when I right click in Firefox 78.9.0esr.
Page Info (Ctrl+i) will reveal the direct link to the video.
I am not seeing the the link to the video with <ctrl><I>
:'(
It's there.
<https://i.postimg.cc/sfR9VStN/ctrlilink-Untitled.png>
On 4/21/21 11:40 AM, clay wrote:
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 9:28 AM, clay wrote:
Apparently your Seamonkey is ignoring the js on that site that blocks
the right mouse context menu.
I get nothing when I right click in Firefox 78.9.0esr.
Page Info (Ctrl+i) will reveal the direct link to the video.
I am not seeing the the link to the video with <ctrl><I>
:'(
It's there.
<https://i.postimg.cc/sfR9VStN/ctrlilink-Untitled.png>
Hi Clay,
I see it in your picture, but not mine:
https://ibb.co/WfVGRRb
Am I going blind?
:'(
-T
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 11:40 AM, clay wrote:Look closer at my pic.
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 9:28 AM, clay wrote:
Apparently your Seamonkey is ignoring the js on that site that
blocks the right mouse context menu.
I get nothing when I right click in Firefox 78.9.0esr.
Page Info (Ctrl+i) will reveal the direct link to the video.
I am not seeing the the link to the video with <ctrl><I>
:'(
It's there.
<https://i.postimg.cc/sfR9VStN/ctrlilink-Untitled.png>
Hi Clay,
I see it in your picture, but not mine:
https://ibb.co/WfVGRRb
Am I going blind?
:'(
-T
The link is under the 'Media' tab.
You're on the 'General' tab up top.
Look closer at my pic.
The link is under the 'Media' tab.
You're on the 'General' tab up top.
On 4/21/21 7:56 PM, clay wrote:Probably... I've tried parsing html in the past and it's tedious.
Look closer at my pic.
The link is under the 'Media' tab.
You're on the 'General' tab up top.
Hi Clay,
Any way to find that by downloading the web page
with cURL and sorting through it?
-T
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 7:56 PM, clay wrote:Probably... I've tried parsing html in the past and it's tedious.
Look closer at my pic.
The link is under the 'Media' tab.
You're on the 'General' tab up top.
Hi Clay,
Any way to find that by downloading the web page
with cURL and sorting through it?
-T
Some of the more clever sites hide links from Page Info, so digging
through the code is the last resort.
On 4/22/21 10:10 AM, clay wrote:Regretfully, I haven't taken the time to learn script writing.
T wrote:
On 4/21/21 7:56 PM, clay wrote:Probably... I've tried parsing html in the past and it's tedious.
Look closer at my pic.
The link is under the 'Media' tab.
You're on the 'General' tab up top.
Hi Clay,
Any way to find that by downloading the web page
with cURL and sorting through it?
-T
Some of the more clever sites hide links from Page Info, so digging
through the code is the last resort.
I write in Raku (perl 6) and regex the dickens
out of web pages. But I have to find it in the
source page first to set up the regex. And
I am not.
Hi All,
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
Hi All,I realize this is an old thread, but in case someone comes looking later:
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
On Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 6:30:24 PM UTC-5, T wrote:
Hi All,I realize this is an old thread, but in case someone comes looking later: >View page source, search for "embedUrl" and there is what you seek.
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
On Fri, 10 Sep 2021 at 20:53:02, Roy Harrell <roysatx@gmail.com> wrote
(my responses usually follow points raised):
On Sunday, April 18, 2021 at 6:30:24 PM UTC-5, T wrote:
Hi All,I realize this is an old thread, but in case someone comes looking later:
Anyone know of a downloader for rumble.com?
Many thanks,
-T
View page source, search for "embedUrl" and there is what you seek.
And did the OP actually try youtube-dl itself? I continue to be puzzled
why the developers continue to call it that; I can only assume it's
because that's what they called it initially, and are worried people
won't follow any name-change.
FWIW: youtube-dl works on almost any webpage that has a video in it; I
have found ones it doesn't, but few and far between (and often not for
long as yt-dl gets developed). It certainly ISN'T only for YouTube, as
the name might lead you to suspect.
Incidentally, if you call your own copy something else, there's a fair
chance it will still update if you tell it to - and still call the new version by your chosen name. (I call mine yt-dl.exe, and it seems to
update fine under that name. [I also have a just y.bat file, that calls
it with the switch that ignores certificates, which one or two of the
sites I download videos from don't keep up to date.])
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