This Python script uses the requests and BeautifulSoup libraries to parse links to video files from a webpage, download the videos, and save them locally. It sends a GET request to a URL containing video profiles, uses BeautifulSoup to find all video links ending in .mp4, makes a directory to store the downloads, then calls a download function to retrieve each video from its URL and write it to a file in the new directory.
This Python script uses the requests and BeautifulSoup libraries to parse links to video files from a webpage, download the videos, and save them locally. It sends a GET request to a URL containing video profiles, uses BeautifulSoup to find all video links ending in .mp4, makes a directory to store the downloads, then calls a download function to retrieve each video from its URL and write it to a file in the new directory.
This Python script uses the requests and BeautifulSoup libraries to parse links to video files from a webpage, download the videos, and save them locally. It sends a GET request to a URL containing video profiles, uses BeautifulSoup to find all video links ending in .mp4, makes a directory to store the downloads, then calls a download function to retrieve each video from its URL and write it to a file in the new directory.
This Python script uses the requests and BeautifulSoup libraries to parse links to video files from a webpage, download the videos, and save them locally. It sends a GET request to a URL containing video profiles, uses BeautifulSoup to find all video links ending in .mp4, makes a directory to store the downloads, then calls a download function to retrieve each video from its URL and write it to a file in the new directory.
video_links = [link["href"] for link in soup.find_all("a", href=True) if link["href"].endswith(".mp4")]
# Create a directory to save downloaded videos
os.makedirs("downloaded_videos", exist_ok=True)
# Download all video profiles
for i, video_link in enumerate(video_links, start=1): video_url = video_link # assuming the links are absolute save_path = f"downloaded_videos/video_{i}.mp4" download_video(video_url, save_path) print(f"Downloaded video {i}")