AFL Replay Links

[Daniel906]

I recently got AFL Live Pass and tried to find the URL of the video itself (something like http://bponlinewoc6264.ngcdn.telstr...-04-15_07-40-22-8548/output_2400kbps_720p.mp4), but for some reason, I can't find it. Is there anything I can do to solve this problem??

 

[Smithy7]

I recently got AFL Live Pass and tried to find the URL of the video itself (something like http://bponlinewoc6264.ngcdn.telstr...-04-15_07-40-22-8548/output_2400kbps_720p.mp4), but for some reason, I can't find it. Is there anything I can do to solve this problem??

The live pass I use is on the AFL site, its $14 month, and view games on my computer.
Games go back to 2010 ..

I clicked on your link and got Essendon v Port game lol

 

[Capital Power]

Haven't looked recently but my guess is now the site uses live streaming protocols rather than just publishing a static file. See if you can find a .m3u8 file would be my first guess. This is essentially an index to a "playlist" which will be the individual video segments. The player itself stitches these together in a stream. Or something

 

[Daniel906]

Haven't looked recently but my guess is now the site uses live streaming protocols rather than just publishing a static file. See if you can find a .m3u8 file would be my first guess. This is essentially an index to a "playlist" which will be the individual video segments. The player itself stitches these together in a stream. Or something

I used Download Helper on Firefox to find the links of the videos (using the copy link tool). If you copy a link from a game from 2017 and older, you should get a link that looks like this: http://player.ooyala.com/hls/player/all/9ybHRsYjE6t8iUxE1ygW3wK2AzS15Cyu/media/2400.m3u8. Fortunately, if you copy a link from a 2018 game, it should look like: https://bpmultihlsvods257.ngcdn.tel...9_03-32-15-9916/output_2400kbps_720p.mp4.m3u8, in which you can change up the URL to make it an embedded video: http://bponlinewoc6264.ngcdn.telstr...-04-09_03-32-15-9916/output_2400kbps_720p.mp4. I still think there is a way to find the embedded videos for the years 2017 and older.

 

[Daniel906]

Ok problem solved. All you have to do is go on Download Helper from Firefox to copy the link (from any match 2010-2018), and then paste the link on Microsoft Edge so you can watch it. If you paste the link on Google Chrome, then a file will be downloaded so you can watch it from VLC player. Thanks for the Help!!