Inspect element and try to find a video URL. Sometimes it's very easy and you get a static video URL that you can access at any time. Other times you may get a video URL that expires very quickly, so you may need to write a script to extract + download from the video URL as soon as the page loads. Sometimes the video is served in chunks, I don't know how to deal with these.
And sometimes you can just give the URL to youtube-dl and it will handle everything for you.
AntiProDenialist wrote
Inspect element and try to find a video URL. Sometimes it's very easy and you get a static video URL that you can access at any time. Other times you may get a video URL that expires very quickly, so you may need to write a script to extract + download from the video URL as soon as the page loads. Sometimes the video is served in chunks, I don't know how to deal with these.
And sometimes you can just give the URL to youtube-dl and it will handle everything for you.