Downloading from streaming sites

headcrusher

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I don't usually care about old titles because every day a lot of videos I'm interested are uploaded in 1080p. But from time to time you get an "old" video recommended. These videos are usually uploaded in streaming sites but they don't have seeders in torrent sites.

How do you download them? For example I'm trying to download a video uploaded in javhub.net. I've tried with Video DownloadHelper and Download Video & Flash Firefox addons. None of them worked.
 
Looking for Retro RQ Image Videos and Scans plus Retro Gravure but I've got Stucked in Deadlinks and Scam Website like Sharen'lock(Stupid Website ever!). Sometimes I encountered a Idol Scans that It can buy with your money virtually in order to download.. I hope other Retro Gurabia Reupload with a New Link.....
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If it is streaming video, I would probably download with an online downloader, something like SaveTheFile. If that doesn't work, I would just record them down, CleverGet Recorder is the one that I usually go for.
 
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
You gotta work with command line tho, and if it's embedded video you'll first need something that can catch the HLS streams (browser extension), cause just posting URL won't work into the command line.
Supports multi-threading downloads as well. Most streaming sources cap at 500KB/s, and you can go up to 5 threads so you get 2.5MB/s then. Some say to be cautious with it cause multi-threading can get you banned, but for me it has been fine.
It's always updated super fast if they can find ways to block it.
 
Nowadays there are used basically two options, to stream JAV porn movies.

There is used a video format with .mp4 protocol.
Such videos could be easily downloaded/saved within internet browser (Chromium type),
like Chrome, Supermium, Slimjet and others - using for download Chrome extension
Douga-Getter (could be found and downloaded/linked with browser from Google Store)
After manually starting download on Douga-Getter extension page, video gets
automatically downloaded to selected folder.

Another widely used video format is with .m3u8 protocol (movie/video is divided to hundreds or thousands small parts)
In this case such videos could be downloaded within internet browser (Chromium type),
when using Chrome extension - Stream Recorder HLS (.m3u8 videos downloader).
Extension could be found from Google Store. After downloading extension and linking to browser,
when extension finds and accepts a .m3u8 protocol video, the icon gets bigger.
When clicking on icon, download of movie starts automatically - when download is completed,
one has to click on button "Save"- and video/movie gets saved to selected folder.
Inside this extension the downloaded video/movie gets converted to usual .mp4 protocol.

For more convenient work one should pin both extension icons to browser toolbar.
On attached image is shown how it looks in my PC (using Slimjet browser - Chromium type)

Downloading extensions.jpg
 
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