rne@ misaka % misakaii "https://www.bilibili.com/bangumi/play/ss2592"
[*] Applying season recipe...
[*] Fetching metadata:
    [+] Bangumi 学园孤岛 has 12 episodes
[*] Processing pages:
    [+] Extracting episode 1:
        [=] Requesting video and audio stream...
[====================================================================================================================130.M]
[====================================================================================================================29.6M]
        [=] Muxing video and audio stream...
        [=] Saving 开始.mp4 to dist...
    [+] Extracting episode 2:
        [=] Requesting video and audio stream...
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Branch i386-patch contains patches for libjson, libcurl and misakaii to support i386 devices.

Tested with iSH on iOS 18.4, with packages: gcc, g++, ocaml, ffmpeg-dev and curl-dev.

Bilibili media crawler written in OCaml with minimal dependencies. Aims to be small, fast and robust with some TUI eye candies.

This media crawler fetches the DASH stream by default. Video (single or multiple partition) and Bangumi (or episode) are supported at present. Support for HDR, 4(8)K, Dolby Vision/Atmos and AV1 encoding is experimental.

This is supposed to work on all UNIXs.

• libcurl from cURL;
• libavcodec and libavformat from the FFmpeg Project.

• make, the build system;
• pkg-config from freedesktop.org;
• install from coreutils (optional).

• ocamlopt or ocamlc, the bytecode or native code compiler.

• clang or gcc, or any working C compiler that is available via cc.

Simply clone this project and run make will do. The binary is placed in prog/misakaii. To install to your system path, run make install with root privilege. Prefix is by default /usr/local.

The libcurl and libav libraries are all dynamically linked.

To clean up, use make clean.

This crawler is supposed to be working with cookies. The specific cookie required is SESSDATA, which can be obtained by logging in to the bilibili web client and search in Storage/Cookies.

Save this string to file $HOME/.misakaii, in form:

SESSDATA=1a651s92%3***********************************************

You can also specify the path for this file using -cookie option at runtime.

misakaii <url1> [<url2>] ... -cookie <file> {options}
  -cookie  Specify the file containing the required cookies
  -hdr  Request HDR video stream
  -4k  Request 4K video stream
  -8k  Request 8K video stream
  -dolby  Request Dolby Vision video and Dolby Atmos audio stream
  -av1  Request AV1 encoding instead of HEVC
  -help  Display this list of options

You can specify more than one <url>s, and some advanced options can also be set.

You are always welcomed to open issues or pull requests.