When access the website:
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/propensity
Click the "pronunciation" button, it will pronounce the word.
But I could not find the url of the audio file from the page source of the webpage.
Is it possible to get the url of the stream file?
Thanks
That one maps to http://www.macmillandictionary.com/media/british/uk_pron/p/pro/prope/propensity_British_English_pronunciation.mp3.
You can find it under the Network tab of your favorite debugger (firebug, chrome console, etc)
It's pretty easy to find, on row 237:
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/media/british/uk_pron/p/pro/prope/propensity_British_English_pronunciation.mp3
But I'm quite sure Macmillan Publishers Limited won't like you copying their audio files. They own the content of their site.
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I know this question is simple and kind of silly but I really need to get an answer. I am doing some kind of family videos put together and I want that to be on one page or like an HTML file. but when I embed/link a directory file of video to the html it will play on the browser. Is there any way that when I embed a link it will just ask what application to open and will open on that video player that I selected? I'm not really that techie but I really need to make an offline HTML to organize my stuff. thank you so much in advance.
is there any way that when i embed a link it will just ask what application to open and will open on that videoplayer that i selected
Not all browsers do this, but many will. One way to look at this is that the browser in this case is the desired application for viewing that video. (Often times, the user didn't make this choice of course, it was made for them.)
There are a couple ways around this. One way is to add the download attribute to your anchor element:
<a href="video.webm" download>Download the video</a
This will suggest to the browser that the video should be saved to local disk, and not just immediately opened.
A second method is to use an M3U file. All you need in your file is something like this:
#EXTM3U
https://example.com/video.webm
These tend to open up in the default player. Just keep in mind that not everyone has such a player installed.
You have to make your video files downloadable by creating a download link to it. This will give the option of either open in browser or save to local disk.
I am creating a movie website for a project. In the website I'm going to add movies download links that can be downloaded via torrents. I have seen in some websites that they use torcache.net to provide download links. And my quesion is how to create a magnet link, or how to get a torrent file link that can embed in a html file from websites like torcache.net...
Have you considered just copy and pasting the magnet link from a regular torrent indexing site?
What is going to differentiate your website from a plain old torrent indexer like thepiratebay?
Making a link in html is simply a matter of:
text
Could you please be more specific in your question.
I think the gentleman is asking how, using magnet links, to download the data via torrent network in the application and serve is to the user.
There is a javascript library called WebTorrent that uses WebRTC protocol to transmit data in the browser to other browsers. You can use magnet links or .torrent files.
In the browser, WebTorrent uses WebRTC (data channels) for
peer-to-peer transport. It can be used without browser plugins,
extensions, or installations. It's Just JavaScript™. Note: WebTorrent
does not support UDP/TCP peers in browser.
You can see a demo of it where a video clip is streamed in via torrent and after it buffers up a bit, starts playing a short movie. You can also see a visual of the nodes connecting and disconnecting, which is quite cool - https://webtorrent.io
Bonus:
If I want to share large files (> 10Mb) with multiple people I use file.pizza implementation.
I have some copyrighted audio files that I would like to protect from download, but show them on the website(drupal).
I have a player that works with flash and css on a link, but if you view the page source the href of the link is visible, and it is very easy to get the URL and get the files locally.
I understand that it's not possible to prevent it 100%, but what I would like to do is just to make it more difficult than seeing the url in the page source.
How can I do it?
I would like to avoid to write myself a player, because my flash knowledge is quite limited...
I'm already hidding with Javascript the link while hoovering with the mouse of the player(which is acctually a link in terms of HTML).
I've tried an HTML obfuscator(http://htmlobfuscator.com), but it does not work properly, for one link it works, for the second and third one it doesn't...
Many thanks
Ultimately, any file which is simply embedded has to be downloaded to the user's computer in order to be played (usually it is downloaded to a temporary location then removed, but a savvy user will be able to capture the download and save it.
If you want any real protection, you'll have to use a streaming server like Helix Streaming Server. With these, the file is not downloaded by default and the user's only real capture option is an audio cable from LineOut to LineIn. Most don't have access to this.
Is it possible to get the download URL of currently playing video from source of YouTube webpage?Thanks in advance.Please help me.
Actually I have a downloader but it is not working now.When I have tried with the URL provided by the downloader in browser it returns an error page says "Access to the webpage was denied".The Url that I got for a video is as
" http://r14---sn-h557snel.c.youtube.com/videoplayback?gcr=in&ip=121.241.181.70&upn=OOcjKEO_S6I&cp=U0hUTFZQT19KU0NONF9OSlNGOmFRT2JSUUs2bDVi&ipbits=8&fexp=900148,920704,912806,928001,922403,922405,929901,913605,929104,913546,913556,908496,920201,913302,919009,911116,901451,902556&ms=au&mt=1357625350&mv=m&id=31a79fcdbfc6c2f6&sparams=cp,gcr,id,ip,ipbits,itag,ratebypass,source,upn,expire&expire=1357651559&itag=18&key=yt1&newshard=yes&source=youtube&ratebypass=yes&sver=3"
Few months before the format of URL was
" http://o-o---preferred---sn-h557snes---v24---lscache3.c.youtube.com/videoplayback?upn=AmmxhSpq470&sparams=cp,gcr,id,ip,ipbits,itag,ratebypass,source,upn,expire&fexp=917013,906437,916626,922401,920704,912806,927201,925706,922403,913546,913556,916805,920201,901451&ms=au&expire=1353668177&itag=18&ipbits=8&gcr=in&sver=3&ratebypass=yes&mt=1353646087&ip=121.241.181.70&mv=m&source=youtube&key=yt1&cp=U0hUSFZRVl9MUUNONF9OS1pCOmhtUTVMak5oTVNy&id=c429fa5466ee9447&newshard=yes "
So I don't know whether the downloader gives the correct URL. Please help me
Sorry I looked around and I couldn't find a way to directly download the source file from the youtube link. There are some guides out there but they all are around 2009; and since youtube changes their code a lot currently none of them work.
Although there are many websites, addons, apps that allow you to download videos; but I do not think they work from a code from the link. Since to watch a video you have to temporarily download it I think they all use a method of opening the page, playing(downloading) the video and actually saving it. I would list those websites and addons but since those sources are not that hard to find; I assume you are trying to build your own downloader and not use one that is already out there.
Also on another note if you could somehow get a link to a videos source file. I am sure youtube has permissions blocked access on all folders and files on their backend for security measures; only allowing those files to be forwarded and displayed on the actual player page. And if you think embedded videos would somehow work they still just make a request to youtube which youtube then gives back video-feed-data so there still is no direct connection to the file.
You should use the player API https://developers.google.com/youtube/js_api_reference#Retrieving_video_information
player.getVideoUrl():String
Returns the YouTube.com URL for the currently loaded/playing video.
I have written a simple python code that can fetch youtube href from html code.
hope it can help you:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import re
pattern = '.*<(iframe|param).*(src|value)="(?P<link>http://www.youtube.com/(embed|v)/[a-zA-Z0-9/\.\?&;=\+_-]+);?.*".*>.*</(iframe|param)>.*'
action = re.compile(pattern)
result = action.findall('<div><iframe.....></iframe><param......></param></div>')
print result
https://gist.github.com/Mortezaipo/5707738
I have a webpage that offers dynamic downloading of mp3 files through mobile phones. I would like to add a feature where someone can listen to the song through their desktops before downloading the file.
The challenge is, I don't want the mp3 file link to be displayed in the page code, I would prefer a different url e.g
<a href='http://mysvr.com/getfile/121233444/'>Preview song</a>
which is passed on to a player that expects an mp3 file source and get it to play the file.
I don't want the person previewing the file not know the real url of the file that is playing to prevent unauthorised downloads.
What do I need to do?
First deny all the access to the directory which has mp3 files through the internet. Then write a handler file to play the mp3's. The handler file will get the name of the mp3 from query string and play the file on player. Taking the url , parsing and playing will be done in codebehind so users wont be able to see the url of the mp3
hope it helps.
This would depend on your setup. The only real way to not make it visible would be to use server side code (php, asp etc). Any client side code is by definition visible to the end user. You could try to obfuscate the link e.g. using some minimized JavaScript hidden away somewhere, but it will always be visible to anyone who searches hard enough.