Daniil Naidenov

@ihabunek here's an example of stream ids I've scraped from a certain streamer: [test.txt](https://github.com/ihabunek/twitch-dl/files/5517454/test.txt)

If I understand it right, Rydan's solution [on twitter](https://twitter.com/RydanTweets/status/1324829395689811974) works like this: 'Take that id and then loop through every offset until stream end (for a 1h long stream that...

hmm, tried it out with this vod: ``` python3 ./clips-dl.0.2.0.pyz 798052582 --min-offset 2400 --max-offset 3300 > urls.txtINFO:__main__:Fetching stream id for video ID: 798052582 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3.8/runpy.py",...

same output with a different vod without offset parameters: ``` python3 ./clips-dl.0.2.0.pyz 798052582 > urls.txt INFO:__main__:Fetching stream id for video ID: 798052582 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3.8/runpy.py", line...

Okay, thanks for helping out! I'm currently playing around with getting stream ids from old vods which are gone to scan them for clips which are still there. Is there...

Everything works very well on a good connection, albeit only for one vod at a time... I hope this isn't asking for too much, but could there be an option...

Hey @ihabunek, I guess it would be easier to make it an argument that converts hours into seconds. In my case, the average stream length is 8 hrs, so I...

The way you get the stream id which you've called 'hacky' in the recent commit is actually perfectly normal, that's how most twitch clip downloaders used to work iirc, i.e....

You've hardcoded the bananasaurus_rex argument by mistake, I think: `streams = await find_streams(client, "bananasaurus_rex")` Otherwise works fine after I changed that, thanks a lot! Started getting 503 at some point,...

503'd on the fourth stream after letting it run for an hour with -w 10.