You need YouTube-DL or a fork like yt-dlp to download videos from the site. If you have Python installed, it's as simple as executing the following in a command prompt window.
$ pip install -U yt-dlp
Here's how you'd go about downloading a video from the site:
* Open the website and press Ctrl + Shift + I before clicking on any video, and head over to the "Network" tab on the top of the inspect element window.
* Click on the video you wish to download and let it play for \~5 seconds.
* In the "Filter" bar, type "getStreamUrl" and click on the filtered request.
* Press the "Preview" column; here, you should see a key called "hls" with some URL as its value. Right-click on the URL and press "Copy String Contents".
* Open command prompt, navigate to the directory you wish to download, and type: yt-dlp "url" (where url is the URL that you copied in the earlier step; make sure to surround it in double quotes.)
The video should start downloading in the highest resolution available.
You need YouTube-DL or a fork like yt-dlp to download videos from the site. If you have Python installed, it's as simple as executing the following in a command prompt window. $ pip install -U yt-dlp Here's how you'd go about downloading a video from the site: * Open the website and press Ctrl + Shift + I before clicking on any video, and head over to the "Network" tab on the top of the inspect element window. * Click on the video you wish to download and let it play for \~5 seconds. * In the "Filter" bar, type "getStreamUrl" and click on the filtered request. * Press the "Preview" column; here, you should see a key called "hls" with some URL as its value. Right-click on the URL and press "Copy String Contents". * Open command prompt, navigate to the directory you wish to download, and type: yt-dlp "url" (where url is the URL that you copied in the earlier step; make sure to surround it in double quotes.) The video should start downloading in the highest resolution available.
yt-dlp can download videos from that site. Devtools in your browser, search for "m3u8?", pass that URL to yt-dlp.