Show HN: I made a Bluesky video downloader
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#13What is bluesky?
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#14To make this work properly, you need to mux it into an mp4 container. e.g.
ffmpeg -i video.ts -c copy video.mp4
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#15What is bluesky?
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#16On firefox you can click the lock icon in the address bar -> connection secure -> more information -> media tab -> sort by 'Type' to find 'Video' -> rightclick that entry and click 'Copy' -> paste in address bar of new tab -> rightclick video -> 'Save video As' This works on most websites that serve you videos.
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#18That aside congrats on releasing and thanks for making it a free tool, also impressive turnaround time.
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#19What is bluesky?
"Bluesky is a decentralized social network platform that was originally incubated by Twitter and later spun out as an independent company. Its main goal is to create a more open and flexible social media ecosystem by using a decentralized protocol, called the Authenticated Transfer Protocol (AT Protocol). This protocol is designed to allow users more control over their data and enable interoperability across different social media apps that implement the protocol."
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#20I'm sure this is a feature of the browser... Just right click the video and "save as" and it'll give you a .mp4 file right? Or just Ctrl+C to copy the video onto the clipboard. Oh wait, we let commercial interests take that functionality from us...
That said, I do wonder why you aren't able to just save as. Is it a "commercial interest" or is there an optimization going on?