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04:16:59<owo>Hey, quick question what is the different between "Archive Team Blip.tv Save 20150912071044" vs
04:21:22<owo>-a part 1 of a large archive?
04:28:10<OrIdow6>To what do you refer when you say "-a part 1 of a large archive"?
04:34:35<owo>Like if i need to download "Archive Team Blip.tv Save 20150912012025
04:37:10<OrIdow6>If you need to download it, go to the page and download the files - can't tell what you're asking
04:38:44<owo>in other words are they all the same, it just that ''Save 20150814080941'' is the newest version or are there different file per archive.
04:39:12<owo>*or are there just different files per archive.
04:39:22<OrIdow6>Different files per archive
04:39:48<owo>well crap
04:40:01<owo>this is going to be a long night
04:40:22<OrIdow6>Depending on what you're trying to do, people here may be able to help
04:40:48<OrIdow6>It is rarely necessary to download the whole copy of a grab unless you're doing "big data"-style analysis on it
04:43:38<owo>I'm just trying to find a certain channel video's. if that the case, is there anyway to find someone's video/channel since there are a lot of archives.
04:44:21<owo>*that's the case, then
04:49:10<OrIdow6>Looking into it, blip.tv was way before I first came here so this may take some time
04:49:22<owo>thanks
04:52:24<owo>i was about to type: "because archive.org doesn't let me see what in the archives. And there's no where to search on which video/channel is save on which archive gz, a list of what each gz archive holds, would be nice."
05:10:00<OrIdow6>Both can be done, they just require a lot of specific knowledge
05:10:50<OrIdow6>So I think I have a process, it's fairly long
05:11:13<OrIdow6>I'm sure there are ways to improve this
05:11:56<OrIdow6>First you go to their page (e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20150823204449/http://blip.tv/game-breaker), view a thumbnail image (e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20150823204452im_/http://8.i.blip.tv/g?src=Gamebreakr-Guildcast78276-488.jpg&w=220&h=124&fmt=jpg) to get the username ("Gamebreakr")
05:12:10<OrIdow6>This is just the first account I found, by the way
05:13:44<OrIdow6>Then you get a list of URLs containing video URLs by listing ones prefixed by http://blip.tv/file/get/[Username]- , e.g. by using https://web.archive.org/web/2015*/http://blip.tv/file/get/Gamebreakr-*
05:14:11<OrIdow6>Looks like there about 100 items in this list for each not video, don't know why (again, I wasn't on that project)
05:14:30<OrIdow6>Then for each, you retrieve the page content, urldecode it, and that's the CDN URL
05:15:45<OrIdow6>Don't know your level of technical ability, if you can run Python and install Requests, I might be able to write a script to automate this
05:20:02<OrIdow6>Or if you are willing to disclose the user you want to archive (here or in PM), I may be able to do most of the process for you, and end up giving you a list of videos to put into a bulk downloader program
05:20:56<OrIdow6>If that user was saved - the wiki is somewhat unclear on what proportion of it AT successfully saved
05:21:21<OrIdow6>*the user whose archives you want to download
05:25:42<owo>thanks, going to send a pm
05:26:06<owo>just need to see if i still have the url
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09:35:50<Ryz>Who's interested in trying to archive a seemingly innocent website that with enough checking, there's tons and tons of garbage most likely due to hijacking? I sure won't after encountering such a thing when it was ran through AB: https://nook-games.com/
09:46:52<Ryz>Found this from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=isgallargames.diamondmine - which according to the page, has around 5 million installs o.o;
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