Paramount network download? (Not Paramount+)

[KidJoe]

With Yellowstone premiering last night, and we missed it, it appears the new episodes will NOT be INCLUDED for free on Peacock, Amazon, or even Paramount+. They will be on ParamountNetwork.com, and I can access them via VOD on Xfinity.com/Stream.

Can StreamFab download from either ParamountNetwork? Or can it download from Xfinity.com/Stream?

I mean, worst case, I see you can purchase the episodes individually, or season pass, on Amazon.

[Cats4U]

I fought this battle at 6am this morning. I loaded up StreamFab to https://www.paramountnetwork.com/ to the first new episode. It came up as M3U8 but it continually failed analysis. I finally gave up and loaded up Tubedigger and it downloaded S05E01 with no problem. For S05E02 they require proof of cable provider, so I entered my Xfinity info and it downloaded fine also. It wasn't until it was all done did I checked the downloads. The video/audio sync was ok at the start of the episode but over time the audio lagged behind. I never saw that before with Tubedigger. So, I got tired with playing with it and took the easy way out by downloading the episodes via torrent.
Since there is no DRM involved, I don't know why StreamFab failed the way it did. I've seen this failure before with SF having problems with non-DRM videos. Luckily there are literally over a hundred non-DRM stream downloaders available now with about 5 new ones every week. I'm going to try again later with SF (I'll save the log this time) and also see if I can get a good copy with IDM or a yt-dlp GUI program.

[Mike_M]

I fought this battle at 6am this morning. I loaded up StreamFab to https://www.paramountnetwork.com/ to the first new episode. It came up as M3U8 but it continually failed analysis. I finally gave up and loaded up Tubedigger and it downloaded S05E01 with no problem. For S05E02 they require proof of cable provider, so I entered my Xfinity info and it downloaded fine also. It wasn't until it was all done did I checked the downloads. The video/audio sync was ok at the start of the episode but over time the audio lagged behind. I never saw that before with Tubedigger. So, I got tired with playing with it and took the easy way out by downloading the episodes via torrent.
Since there is no DRM involved, I don't know why StreamFab failed the way it did. I've seen this failure before with SF having problems with non-DRM videos. Luckily there are literally over a hundred non-DRM stream downloaders available now with about 5 new ones every week. I'm going to try again later with SF (I'll save the log this time) and also see if I can get a good copy with IDM or a yt-dlp GUI program.

Cats4U,

Same thing here with first episode/M3U8.

StreamFab didn't work with DishNetwork for Yellowstone, it says my browser is not supported and to use a Chrome or Safari based browser (see attached).

Also tried first episode & had the same problem as you with M3U8.

Mike

[october262]

Cats4U,

Same thing here with first episode/M3U8.

StreamFab didn't work with DishNetwork for Yellowstone, it says my browser is not supported and to use a Chrome or Safari based browser (see attached).

Also tried first episode & had the same problem as you with M3U8.

Mike

according to GOOGLE, Yellowstone S5 E2 is available on Hulu

[Cats4U]

Mona,
Here's my StreamFab.log for my later attempt to get Yellowstone S05E01 StreamFab.log

[Cats4U]

according to GOOGLE, Yellowstone S5 E2 is available on Hulu

Only if you watch it live (at extra cost). No VOD.

[AGuyWithAComputer]

Problem is SF doesn't handle the TV Provider Login at all. Just directs me to a white page. Whereas when I do the same thing from a normal browser, I get redirected to a white page then to my providers login. SF would need to fix how they handle site that redirect to a cable provider for this to work, someone had opened a thread about it some time ago.

[Chameleon]

Amazon handles TV provider login but you have to jump through hoops to access it.

[AGuyWithAComputer]

But does Amazon even have the Paramount Network, it doesn't appear that it does. Only Paramount+