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Your current method to download files may be quick on 5 min videos but on videos with hours is quite slow due to the fact you are downloading each individual segment.
It would be way faster to just download the video parcel and the audio parcel and merge them with ffmpeg in the end.
I did the test with the same video and i got much much much faster results.
Let me know if this is something you want to implement, if it is and you need help let me know 👍
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Just a heads up - download speeds can be greatly improved by just removing the fmt.Println() after every segment.
Tested with a 7.5 hour video - download time reduced from 3 hours 20 minutes to just 7 minutes.
Your current method to download files may be quick on 5 min videos but on videos with hours is quite slow due to the fact you are downloading each individual segment.
It would be way faster to just download the video parcel and the audio parcel and merge them with ffmpeg in the end.
I did the test with the same video and i got much much much faster results.
Let me know if this is something you want to implement, if it is and you need help let me know 👍
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: