As the title goes, is there a way to download content from amazon prime video?
Like yt-dl or similar...
Funnily enough I think pirating the content from a torrent site would be the easiest option
I already have my arrs, but often I find difficult to locate it in my native language, while Amazon Prime has them all, in my native language.
Another way would be to find the Italian audio track and put it on an english movie...
(I also have Usenet, but Italian content there is even worse than torrents)
Have you looked into Bazarr? It'll find and add subtitles to your shows
But not dubs.
Most streaming rippers have their toolsets and methods and often tend not to share them in fear of the streaming companies finding out and patching exploits up.
Hope the content you want turns up on torrent sites.
Pretty tricky. There's essentially no way for the average pirate.
Buy a screen grabber for 5 bucks
OBS Studio?
Subtitles are an issue though
In some instances widevine will cause OBS studio to capture a blank screen.
There's not really a good way to work around that in software that is publicly available.
However, if you are willing to put the time and effort and you can always play the video into an HDMI splitter and then have one of the outs going into another computer that has an HDMI to USB adapter.
If the HDMI splitter is cheap enough it may break copy protection on its own and output an unfiltered signal that the USB adapter can then ingest. This takes a lot of time and creates very large files that then have to be re-encoded via handbrake or similar app, but if you have a single video or a couple of videos about your worried about losing forever and you absolutely have to have a backup that is a way to do it.
True, you lose all encoding. I didnt try but I think Firefox on Linux with Wayland does not block screencasting. But dont tell netflix that
That's why Netflix doesn't allow you to stream in 4K or even in 1080p with high bitrate on Linux
Stream in a VM then OBS record that window? Never done so, just spitballing.
Webrips aren’t as good as web-dls though. You can find web-dl fairly easily via torrent.
You could try Audials (not free, but has massive discounts often)
Paying money to download content I've already paid for?
You paid for a temporary streaming license, not for owning video files forever.
I know that but it still feels like paying twice, or paying extra for something that should be standard in any sane world. Presumably this software doesn't give you a download licence.
in any sane world.
It feels like that ship sailed some time ago.
Hence the fight. Why do I feel like I'm being taken oddly literally here today?
I got it. Felt like I was just seconding your statement.
Funnily enough I think pirating the content from a torrent site would be the easiest option
I already have my arrs, but often I find difficult to locate it in my native language, while Amazon Prime has them all, in my native language.
Another way would be to find the Italian audio track and put it on an english movie...
(I also have Usenet, but Italian content there is even worse than torrents)
Have you looked into Bazarr? It'll find and add subtitles to your shows
But not dubs.
Most streaming rippers have their toolsets and methods and often tend not to share them in fear of the streaming companies finding out and patching exploits up.
Hope the content you want turns up on torrent sites.
Pretty tricky. There's essentially no way for the average pirate.
Buy a screen grabber for 5 bucks
OBS Studio?
Subtitles are an issue though
In some instances widevine will cause OBS studio to capture a blank screen.
There's not really a good way to work around that in software that is publicly available.
However, if you are willing to put the time and effort and you can always play the video into an HDMI splitter and then have one of the outs going into another computer that has an HDMI to USB adapter.
If the HDMI splitter is cheap enough it may break copy protection on its own and output an unfiltered signal that the USB adapter can then ingest. This takes a lot of time and creates very large files that then have to be re-encoded via handbrake or similar app, but if you have a single video or a couple of videos about your worried about losing forever and you absolutely have to have a backup that is a way to do it.
True, you lose all encoding. I didnt try but I think Firefox on Linux with Wayland does not block screencasting. But dont tell netflix that
That's why Netflix doesn't allow you to stream in 4K or even in 1080p with high bitrate on Linux
Stream in a VM then OBS record that window? Never done so, just spitballing.
Webrips aren’t as good as web-dls though. You can find web-dl fairly easily via torrent.
You could try Audials (not free, but has massive discounts often)
Paying money to download content I've already paid for?
You paid for a temporary streaming license, not for owning video files forever.
I know that but it still feels like paying twice, or paying extra for something that should be standard in any sane world. Presumably this software doesn't give you a download licence.
It feels like that ship sailed some time ago.
Hence the fight. Why do I feel like I'm being taken oddly literally here today?
I got it. Felt like I was just seconding your statement.