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I just installed this and had to do some manual tweaks to wwe.py with the for statement, etc. And given that I'm running MacOS with python installed via homebrew, I had to run everything in a virtual environment, etc... But I finally got it to work with one weird exception. When I run a command like python3 main.py -k -t https://network.wwe.com/video/67126 --force it only downloads the first couple of seconds of the show. I have to manually set the length using -et to get it to download everything. Surely this is a mistake somewhere, right?
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Is it possible to provide your full wwe.py? I'm having problems using it at all and I'm curious what you've changed
Like has been said in other threads, there's a missing space before a "for" statement somewhere around line 145 if I remember correctly. Just check the indentation level and you'll see that one of the lines starts one character early.
I just installed this and had to do some manual tweaks to
wwe.py
with thefor
statement, etc. And given that I'm running MacOS with python installed via homebrew, I had to run everything in a virtual environment, etc... But I finally got it to work with one weird exception. When I run a command likepython3 main.py -k -t https://network.wwe.com/video/67126 --force
it only downloads the first couple of seconds of the show. I have to manually set the length using-et
to get it to download everything. Surely this is a mistake somewhere, right?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: