This Python script allows you to enumerate and download video files from a given base URL. It supports resuming downloads, merging downloaded files into a single file, and converting the merged file to various output formats.
- Enumerates video files by incrementing a numeric value in the URL
- Downloads video files concurrently for faster performance
- Resumes downloads from the last downloaded file in case of interruption
- Merges downloaded files into a single file
- Converts the merged file to the desired output format (e.g., mp4, mkv, avi)
- Provides a progress table to monitor the download progress
- Python 3.x
requestslibraryblessedlibraryffmpeg(for merging and converting files)
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/advxrsary/sorryine.git -
Install the required libraries:
pip install requests blessed -
Make sure you have
ffmpeginstalled on your system. You can download it from the official website: https://ffmpeg.org/download.html
python ine_enum.py [-h] [-s START] [-p PROGRESS_FILE] [-d] [-y] [-m] [-o OUTPUT] [-f FORMAT] [-c CONCURRENT] url
url: Base URL for enumeration (required)-s,--start: Starting number for enumeration (default: 0)-p,--progress-file: File to store progress (default: progress.txt)-d,--debug: Enable debug mode-y,--yes: Automatically answer 'yes' to download prompt-m,--merge: Merge downloaded files into one-o,--output: Output file name for merged file-f,--format: Output format for merged file (default: ts)-c,--concurrent: Maximum number of concurrent downloads (default: 5)
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Enumerate and download video files starting from number 100:
python ine_enum.py https://example.com/video/file- -s 100 -
Automatically download files and merge them into a single mp4 file:
python ine_enum.py https://example.com/video/file- -y -m -f mp4 -
Specify the output file name and enable debug mode:
python ine_enum.py https://example.com/video/file- -o merged_video.ts -d
This project is licensed under the MIT License.