Netflix Can't download live Netflix broadcasts after airing.

[JackFoley]

As you probably know, Netflix is airing WWE in most countries now, and I have a weird issue with Streamfab on Netflix. After the broadcasts end, I can't analyze and download them. I have to wait 24/48 hours after Netflix puts up the edited version with no commercial breaks and timecoded subtitles to download, but I'd like to get the full live broadcast.

This also happens with the John Mulaney talk show and all other live content Netflix produces.

Any help?

Thanks!

[Stan001]

I don't think there is a way around the 24-48 hour wait.
There is other discussion (here).

[fanatic]

There is a way to do it as it's been done plenty of times now. This person has done it but won't say how he does it. Only says most of it is done manually.

[Stan001]

There is a way to do it as it's been done plenty of times now. This person has done it but won't say how he does it. Only says most of it is done manually.

Again, this was discussed before. Just saying there is a way. Yeah, there are ways to get 4K content from all providers that offer it, as well.
4k Netflix movies are being offered, if not on torrents, on other platforms.
Just don't ever expect streamfab to offer that, either. If people want the stuff that fast, then what's wrong with getting it from torrent or other means and stop insisting SF do it?
You easily show that it can be downloaded via torrent. You can then cut off the cost of SF and a Netflix subscription.
Reference this post >here, and >here, from the topic I linked in post #2.
Even recordfab will not support recording these types of events. (Not that it means much; what really does recordfab record?)
There may be other recorders, we have all heard many means, maybe even can use Playon?
Or, similar to getting 4K, there may be a hardware setup that can do it.
When they say manually, who knows what that specifically means? It surely is not SF.
There even could be a way to record it off of the broadcast, which any DVR box could do, then take it from there and cut the ads/commercials and make it into a video file mp4/mkv.

I in fact, many years ago, had a setup where I could record events from cable TV onto a VCR and then send that to my computer and make either an avi, mp4 or mkv video file. Now, VCRs are pointless unless they can do 720p or 1080p. At that time, they only did 480. So it could also be possible as I said, with recording to DVR, then send it to computer, etc...

[fanatic]

Well, AEW does live Dynamite on MAX. As soon as it's over, SF is unable to grab that as well but I'm able to get it myself using yt-dlp. Not sure if that matters or makes a difference but that's the same thing if I'm correct.