Easy to use video editor for cutting out the ads?

[djk44883]

@LJ_LongWing

that’s the way it has always been, but there is also a separate Playlist you can get that never plays the commercials, instead of skipping over them, they simply don’t exist.

Back in Jan, I had a discussion about a separate playlist when I discovered a way to get com skip to work in a browser. Those playlist no longer exists as they did then, nor does adding a query to the streaming string. &cc

@djk44883

With all the pita gobbledygook you end up back with the http://tablo1.lan:18080/pvr/235255/pl/ playlist directory. Seems the ones with the add cc are the commercial skip playlist. You can stream via any media player plv3.m3u8 and plv3cc.m3u8 and notice a difference. (Those the are the two I chose). If you want to get away from the :18080/pvr, you can extract the port 80 streaming playlist from the file and still works.

The next step -

ffmpeg -loglevel warning -i "http://tablo1.lan/stream/pls.m3u8?2pzBmefxcAZleYoqNyQUZw&fmt=v3&cc" -bsf:a aac_adtstoasc -vcodec copy -acodec copy -crf 18 "test.mp4"

surprisingly gave me a video with the commercials “skipped”!

This is now appears to be outdated info

If you’re able to export a recording without commercials – that would be amazingly awesome.

@cjcox

Your json pretty printer is simply sorting.

Thanks… I did get raw data, you know I had’da see what you meant, and HTTPie seems to want to default sort the data (that’s a bit messed up)