hls-fetcher
Advanced tools
Maintenance Status: Stable
A simple CLI tool to fetch an entire hls manifest and it's segments and save it all locally.
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$ [sudo] npm install hls-fetcher -g
Example
hls-fetcher -i http://example.com/hls_manifest.m3u8
Options
$ hls-fetcher
Usage: hls-fetcher
Options:
-i, --input uri to m3u8 (required)
-o, --output output path (default:'./')
-c, --concurrency number of simultaneous fetches (default: 5)
FAQs
Fetch HLS segments from an m3u8 playlist
We found that hls-fetcher demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 18 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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