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README.md | ||
requirements.txt |
Auto TTV Grabber
tl;dr
This script relies on streamlink being installed.
You can find all of its requirements on the their project page.
This script loops through all of the channels in config.ini
,
once per minute checking to see if the channel is live via a HTTP request.
Once a channel is live a streamlink
subprocess spawns in the background,
downloading the stream to it's default location ($HOME/Downloads/Stream/<channel_name>
)
If you wish to change this location, you can find out how to below
Configuration
You can copy config.ini.example
from the repo to config.ini
to begin.
Leaving a setting blank will render it being ignored and using the default value.
Settings
streamlink_location
: Ifstreamlink
is not in your path you can specify its absolute location here. Otherwise it looks for it in your path.download_location
: You can specify the absolute path to where you would like to save the steams. A subdirectory will be created for each channel as it goes live. If left blank the default location is:$HOME/Downloads/Streams/<channel_name>
skip_ads
: Takes aTrue
orFalse
value. IfTrue
you will need to have installed the ttvlolstreamlink
plugin. Setting this toTrue
without doing so will cause thestreamlink
subprocess to fail. Default value isFalse
log
: Takes aTrue
orFalse
value. IfTrue
there will be alog.txt
file in the channel's download directory with all of the output that came from its corresponding subprocess. Default value isFalse
Adding streams
You will need to add the channels Twitch username to config.ini
:
[streams]
1 = coney
2 = dougdoug
3 = parkzer
As for as I know there is no limit to how many streams you can add this way, just make sure when you add a new stream it is incremented by one