Hudl_Downloader

Definitely not an easy to use tool, this is mostly for personal use. It is good for downloading files hosted on team1sport / HudlTV, such as games from Willamette University or UCSC.

To use, make sure that you have the following dependencies:

• Requests: pip install requests
• ffmpeg on your terminal (this script uses it to stitch together the stream files)

Mild Warning: The downloaded files will be LARGE. If you're downloading a 1:30hr game at 1080p, expect around a 4-5Gb mp4 file, and make sure you have double that free at least to process the temporary transport stream files.

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Usage:

  download_resolution = 270 
  game_code1 = "sn-zpcczwe0"
  game_code2 = "b933ecda"
  download_name = "Wildcats" # Purely the name of your resulting download. Mine would be Wildcats_270.mp4
  end_index = 639 # specific to each recording too. go to end and see what the index at the end is.

To find the codes to make the script work:

1. Go to the page with the game you're interested in
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+I to open Devtools, then switch to the Network tab in your browser
3. Go to the filter tab around the top left of the Network tab that just opened, and enter media. This will only show network requests with this title.
4. Click one of them, and you should see a panel of information open up. Find the request URL and copy it. It should resemble this:

• https://di2g5yar1p6ph.cloudfront.net/sn-zpcczwe0/1080p60-6.0.hls/media-b933ecda_b6740800_d10000_9.ts

5. When broken down, the URL is really this:

• https://di2g5yar1p6ph.cloudfront.net/{game_id1}/{resolution_string}/media-{game_id2}_{bitrate}_d10000_{index}.ts

After you have the request URL, fill them out in the script and run it. Enjoy the rather large mp4 of the game!