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BATCH DOWNLOAD-DECRYPT-MUX PROTECTED STREAMS
This script is for automating the ripping process of protected streams. It's like widevine-dl (https://github.com/WHTJEON/widevine-dl) but the use case is a generic batch downloader.
This tool only works on windows and is NOT for getting widevine keys. Don't bother asking.
If you have to ask what this tool is for, it's probably not for you. NOT for total noobs.
Requirements:
- latest python https://www.python.org/downloads/
- latest yt-dlp https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases
- aria2c https://github.com/aria2/aria2/releases
- mp4decrypt and mp4info https://www.bento4.com/downloads/
- shaka-packager https://github.com/shaka-project/shaka-packager/releases (rename to shaka-packager.exe after downloading)
- latest mkvmerge https://www.fosshub.com/MKVToolNix.html
- latest ffmpeg https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/
Instructions:
- Create a binaries folder on where the script is added. Put the .exe for yt-dlp, aria2c, mp4decrypt, mp4info, mkvmerge, ffmpeg, shaka-packager. Make sure that the actual script is located in a path with no spaces (e.g. D:\vinebatch\vinebatch.py). Make sure shaka-packager is renamed to shaka-packager.exe
- Run from cmd or terminal (wt)
usage: batch-dl.py [-h] -of [-vr] [-ch] [-ar] [-kf] [-sl] [-md] [-s]
vine-batch v0.4.4 - r3n@RSG generic batch widevine ripper
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-of , --openfile file to open, put file extension
-vr , --resolution resolution to get. 1080p, 720p, 480p, sd, worst - default: best video
-ch , --check add 'y' to check file after mux. default: not checking
-ar , --aria add 'n' to disable aria2c. default: use aria2c
-kf , --keepfile add 'y' to keep raw encrypted+decrypted files
-sl , --sleep add 'y' to sleep windows when done. default: no sleep
-md , --usemp4d add 'y' to use mp4decrypt. default: use shaka-packager
-s , --subtitle add 'y' to mux srt subs
Sample: py vinebatch.py -of tvserie.txt -vr 720p -ch y
The text file to be opened is named tvserie.txt and the resolution to fetch is 720p. Checking via ffmpeg after download is enabled. The format for every line on text file is:
video_1;MPD_LINK;KID:KEY
video_2;MPD_LINK;KID:KEY
video_3;MPD_LINK;KID:KEY
If you have multiple keys, you need to put a '+' after each set of KID:KEY. Sample format:
video_1;MPD_LINK;KID1:KEY1+KID2:KEY2+KID3:KEY3+KID4:KEY4
video_2;MPD_LINK;KID1:KEY1+KID2:KEY2+KID3:KEY3+KID4:KEY4
This script is not smart (it has only few exception handling.. if you can call it like that).
Additional notes:
- (UPDATED) Temp files will downloaded to 'temp' and will be decrypted there. 'decrypted_mkv' is the final output folder. If needed folder doesn't exist yet, script will create them for you. If you chose to keep the raws, they will be moved to 'raws' folder.
- Decryption by default will be done via shaka-packager. You can still use mp4decrypt if you prefer to or if you encounter issues with shaka-packager.
- Multiple pair of KID:KEY supported. Please follow formatting for the file to be fed to script. We assume you know what you're doing and not feeding the script with fake KID:keys. You will get a corrupted file output anyway and the script will crash.
- Added Checking KID of files before decrypting (only for shaka-packager), you usually don't need that on mp4decrypt.
- (UPDATED) Script supports muxing of multiple subtitle file. The format is FILENAME.en.srt where 'en' is the language code for English and .srt is the subtitle extension. Only accepting srt, ass, ssa, vtt subtitles. Any other formatting will cause the script to crash.
- The filename for final video file should be in the filename of the subtitle file. The language code is based off mkvtoolnix, more info: https://gitlab.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/-/wikis/Languages-in-Matroska-and-MKVToolNix
- (NEW) You can now indicate the audio language. The script will read it off the filename you set so if you put 'bunny-1.ja;MPD;KEY' the script will set the audio to Japanese. Again, this is based off mkvtoolnix.
- Output file should NOT have spaces in file name.
This is a public release. Any future updates/improvements may or may not be available publicly. The source is there for you to read and improve, do not be stupid.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.