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I have a Kodi plugin and use PHP to scrape a lot of different sources for content. I recently stumbled across:

http://m.ddizi1.com/izle/60108/dolunay-10-bolum-hd.htm

I scrape through to the iframe and get:

http://trdizi.tv/player/oynat/2b152084a9c67ee35fdf5cab208157c7

Streaming this runs perfectly via the embedded link (on m.ddizi1.com), however if you run directly via browser, nothing comes up? I've tried to check for user-agents, referrer's, no luck.

Same story with this source too:

https://www.videoseyredin.net/diziler/yabanci/shooter-2-sezon-3-bolum-izle.html

I can scrape the .json playlist:

https://www.videoseyredin.net/playlist/179781.json

But then no love when trying to access the link directly in order to retrieve m3u8 and/or mp4 files...

Any suggestions? I've had no luck with both of these sources....

Thanks for your help :)

Ozzie Remzi
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  • If you can share some of your code, it may help in fixing it. – Nigel Ren Sep 06 '17 at 06:58
  • Hi mate, it's more understanding how to access those links. What's preventing me from accessing it via a browser? I think theres a redirect? Could I manipulate headers, user agent etc? – Ozzie Remzi Sep 06 '17 at 09:34

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Looks as though it's checking if it's being played in an iframe, if you create a page with 

<body><iframe src="http://trdizi.tv/player/oynat/2b152084a9c67ee35fdf5cab208157c7"></iframe></body>

it will play.

This can be done by various methods, (from How to identify if a webpage is being loaded inside an iframe or directly into the browser window?) one being...

function inIframe () {
    try {
        return window.self !== window.top;
    } catch (e) {
        return true;
    }
}

Update: The way I've managed to get it to work is...

  1. Put the url which doesn't play (http://trdizi.tv/player/oynat/2b152084a9c67ee35fdf5cab208157c7) into the browser (Chrome) and this displays 'trdizi' Then right mouse click and Inspect.

  2. When the html comes up - right mouse click the body tag and 'Edit as HTML'

  3. Paste in the <iframe src="http://trdizi.tv/player/oynat/2b152084a9c67ee35fdf5cab208157c7"> </iframe> (Can't remember how I get out of HTML Edit)

The page then displays the video. This also shows you the html of the page loaded, so you maybe then able to see how it's blocking you.

Nigel Ren
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