We are still experiencing DRM issues with some of the StreamFab download modules. If you can only download videos at lower resolutions than you could before January 25th 2024, please be patient as the developers are still working on fixing the issues.
Other symptoms that you are dealing with a DRM problem could be "Failure to access video" errors or endless analysis.
Please refrain from posting about these specific errors as we are of course well aware and working on them. Feel free to post an issue you think might not be related to the DRM problem but bear in mind that they will be treated with a very low priority until the DRM issues are resolved.
The following modules should be fully back to normal (state before January 25th 2024):
AbemaTVApple TV+CrunchyrollDisney+HuluITVX
JoynLeminoNHK+OnlyFansParamount+
RTL+ShahidTubiU-Next
These modules are back to normal for content added prior to January 25th 2024 and lower resolutions for newer content:
AmazonMax
* Netflix content added after January 25th 2024 cannot be downloaded at all. It is back to normal for everything else.
Regarding Peacock , the content that cannot be downloaded is anything posted after February 22nd 2024. Anything Prior can still be downloaded as usual.
Videos from CBS from 7th Feb do not appear tobe working. Episodes before the 7th work fine so unsure what the problem is, maybe new drm. Link below. Using latest version of Streamfab.
Videos from CBS from 7th Feb do not appear tobe working. Episodes before the 7th work fine so unsure what the problem is, maybe new drm. Link below. Using latest version of Streamfab.
Videos from CBS from 7th Feb do not appear tobe working. Episodes before the 7th work fine so unsure what the problem is, maybe new drm. Link below. Using latest version of Streamfab.
Access to CBS.com is governed by being a user of a cable TV provider so ytp-dlp needs the appropriate options added. Tubedigger also needs cable TV info added. In the case of yt-dlp it would be these options -
--ap-msoMSO Adobe Pass multiple-system operator (TV provider) identifier, use --ap-list-mso for a list of available MSOs
--ap-usernameUSERNAME Multiple-system operator account login --ap-passwordPASSWORD Multiple-system operator account password. If this option is left out, yt-dlp will ask interactively
There might be other considerations, as well. I'm not an expert on yip-dlp but those are the ones I have used in the past when the network website requires you to select your "TV Provider".
With October262's (barely readable) example, it does not show any MSO options listed. I don't know if he has a TV provider or not but without the options listed he will get the "DRM protected" as he did. StreamFab has no way to manually add the MSO options to it's internal yt-dlp coding. You have to go through the motions of clicking the "TV Provider" button and proceeding through the Adobe authorization. This authorization doesn't always seem to work properly. I'm not sure who is to blame for this. For a time here there was a long discussion about trying to access Telemudo through NBC.com and/or Peacock. The Adobe authorization never seemed to work right there. I think there was also an Adobe problem with TCM (Turner Classic Movies) at one point. I'm not sure if any of these Abobe problems were fixed and by whom.
In the end, CBS is only trying to get you to sign up for Paramount+. If you notice their commercials for their own shows that say something to the effect," Watch it Live or the next day on Paramount+". They never mention CBS.com. They are a business and are only trying to make more money off of you.
Access to CBS.com is governed by being a user of a cable TV provider so ytp-dlp needs the appropriate options added. Tubedigger also needs cable TV info added. In the case of yt-dlp it would be these options -
--ap-msoMSO Adobe Pass multiple-system operator (TV provider) identifier, use --ap-list-mso for a list of available MSOs
--ap-usernameUSERNAME Multiple-system operator account login --ap-passwordPASSWORD Multiple-system operator account password. If this option is left out, yt-dlp will ask interactively
There might be other considerations, as well. I'm not an expert on yip-dlp but those are the ones I have used in the past when the network website requires you to select your "TV Provider".
With October262's (barely readable) example, it does not show any MSO options listed. I don't know if he has a TV provider or not but without the options listed he will get the "DRM protected" as he did. StreamFab has no way to manually add the MSO options to it's internal yt-dlp coding. You have to go through the motions of clicking the "TV Provider" button and proceeding through the Adobe authorization. This authorization doesn't always seem to work properly. I'm not sure who is to blame for this. For a time here there was a long discussion about trying to access Telemudo through NBC.com and/or Peacock. The Adobe authorization never seemed to work right there. I think there was also an Adobe problem with TCM (Turner Classic Movies) at one point. I'm not sure if any of these Abobe problems were fixed and by whom.
In the end, CBS is only trying to get you to sign up for Paramount+. If you notice their commercials for their own shows that say something to the effect," Watch it Live or the next day on Paramount+". They never mention CBS.com. They are a business and are only trying to make more money off of you.
i don't have a cable/sattelte provider so that's the reason for it not working.
earlier, i tried with streamfab and it did download without any kind od sign-in.
The MPD is there...but you'll need to search for it. CATS4U is correct, you need a cable or other subscription to download. There are a few episodes for each show that are not locked, so if you are looking to download a series...you'd have to keep up weekly or miss the free episodes. As I stated...Widevine is not enabled, but it is set up to use both Widevine and Playready when they decide too.
TCM was not fixed to my knowledge and you still have to dig in and get the MPD link manually to get SF to download it. Can't blame SF for that...TCM is on a old version of Adobe Access.
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