[strikingtwice]

the site is **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**, busyboxx . com and i purchased a bunch of assets. It's not like a subscription service, I actually bought the collections in perpetuity. With video work, I like to have all of the elements and overlays local to do my own digital asset management rather than having to go one by one on their wonky site. It's a lot of videos to download though. You can see the image here. The download arrows don't show as links in a right click, only when you actually click on them individually. https://imgur.com/a/h0OxuRn

You can also see when clicked, sometimes they give you the option for the two components of the video as well so it would be double. Is there anything in the page source that would be helpful to see? If needed I can make a dummy password login if someone wanted to give it a crack.
https://imgur.com/PPH0oJt

EDIT: for some reason it's not posting my images

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by strikingtwice

EDIT: for some reason it's not posting my images

image tags only work for direct images. don't worry, we supporters can access them.

[Jiaz]

@strikingtwice: we need example links and username/password to further check this and be able to provide help/hints how to do/automate this via JDownloader. Send details to support@jdownloader.org

It might be possible with help https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...kcrawler-rules but without having access to that site we can't tell for sure

[Jiaz]

I've created small js script that you can run in developer tools console in browser to automate the clicks and waits. setup your browser to always save files to disk and not ask for directory
Open the box overview site (with all the videos of that box) and copy/paste that script into console
pastebin.com/FVf2jSvy

var downloadButtons = document.querySelectorAll('div.DownloadIconWrapper');
 
function next(index) {
  console.log(downloadButtons[index]);  
  downloadButtons[index].click(); 
  if (index+1 < downloadButtons.length ) {
    setTimeout(function () {
      index++;
      var downloadOptions=document.querySelectorAll("div.DescriptionWrapper");
      download(index,downloadOptions,0);
    }, 1000);
  }
};
  
function download(index, downloadOptions, optionIndex) {
  console.log(downloadOptions[optionIndex]);  
  //downloadOptions[optionIndex].click(); 
  if (optionIndex+1 < downloadOptions.length) {
    setTimeout(function () {
      optionIndex++;
      download(index,downloadOptions, optionIndex);
    }, 1000);
  }else if (index>0){
 setTimeout(function () {
     next(index);
    }, 1000);
  }
};

to start the script, enter

next(0);

you can play with timeouts/delays if required. to actual download the files, uncomment
the following line

//downloadOptions[optionIndex].click();