This project contains all scripts you need to automatically grab live streams from several channels.

Highlights:

1. Auto download live streams when it starts

2. Callback function. Allowing to upload to GDrive, OneDrive...(rclone supported) after videos are downloaded.

3. Address Pool to prevent HTTP 429 error from Youtube.

4. Using a light-weight Alpine Linux!

5. Telegram notification

6. Monitored channels are easy to be added

• Alpine Linux
• a IPv6 prefix (optional, strongly recommended)
• a large enough Cloud Drive (optional, recommended)
• Telegram bot token (optional)

Run git clone --recursive https://github.com/lekoOwO/vtbackup . on /root

Install all dependencies by running sh /root/scripts/live-dl.init.sh.

Config live-dl with its example config file.

It's recommended to config a IPv6 Pool to prevent Youtube HTTP 429 error.

Make sure that you are in a SLAAC (IPv6 stateless) environment.

fill PREFIX, DEV, CIDR in /root/ipv6/ipv6.bash and make it executable.

It's using ${PREFIX}${SUFFIX}::1 to ${PREFIX}${SUFFIX}::ff by default, change it if you want (just modify the for-loop part, easy.)

address_pool: true
address_pool_file: /root/ipv6/address.txt

run_callback: true
callback:
  executable: /root/scripts/callback.bash

Download rclone and config your storage.

A example callback file is provided, modify it to meet your need :D

Downloaded video will be uploaded to your cloud storage and deleted locally.

Write your own callback script, yay!

EXECUTABLE "${OUTPUT_PATH}.mp4" "$BASE_DIR/" $VIDEO_ID $FULLTITLE $UPLOADER $UPLOAD_DATE will be called after the video is downloaded.

Save your callback script to /root/scripts/callback.bash and make it executable.

YTArchive is a convinient script to archive youtube videos.

config.yml

use_ytarchive: true
ytarchive:
    executable: YTARCHIVE_PY_LOCATION
    cookie: YOUR_COOKIE_TXT

This part helps you to know whether you are 429ed by receiving messages on a telegram channel every x minutes.

Fill your CHANNEL_ID, CHAT_ID, BOT_TOKEN in.

cd /etc/periodic/15min/
ln /root/scripts/isBanned.bash
mv ./isBanned.bash ./isBanned
chmod +x ./isBanned

rc-service crond start && rc-update add crond default

Look at start.bash.example.

Make it executable.

rc-update add local default
cd /etc/local.d/
ln /root/start.bash
mv ./start.bash ./live-dl.start
chmod +x ./live-dl.start

add_channel.sh is a convinient script to add a monitored channel!

Don't forget to edit it (DEFAULT_TELEGRAM_CHANNEL_ID)!