[Source Request] AnimePahe.com

[Laezor]

URL: https://animepahe.com
Type: Anime
Language: English

The site includes fansub groups in the anime title.

[zyrouge]

Sadly animepahe requires some headers which cant be set due to technical limitations unless i find a way to play m3u8 streams by manually parsing it.

[Laezor]

If I am not wrong vlc player can play m3u8 streams.

[zyrouge]

If I am not wrong vlc player can play m3u8 streams.

yes vlc can play m3u8 streams but cant set http headers in vlc, so no way around. It would just say unable to play without those headers :(

[Laezor]

what about this player? https://dplayer.js.org/guide.html#hls

[zyrouge]

what about this player? https://dplayer.js.org/guide.html#hls

Referer header cannot be set in browsers manually as browsers restrict it, so have to find a way to do it from the background process (main process/native http)

[zyrouge]

Seems like mpv player supports custom headers but using a third party app on a anime "streaming" app doesnt seem nice.

[Laezor]

I see, yeah indeed it doesn't seem nice. Maybe this can help https://github.com/open-dynaMIX/simple-mpv-webui. Otherwise, I can suggest another source. Which provides access to google drive links, that should work, right?

[zyrouge]

I see, yeah indeed it doesn't seem nice. Maybe this can help https://github.com/open-dynaMIX/simple-mpv-webui. Otherwise, I can suggest another source. Which provides access to google drive links, that should work, right?

No scraping google drive links aren't easy without a user token (obtained by logging in).

[ArjixWasTaken]

what about this player? https://dplayer.js.org/guide.html#hls

Referer header cannot be set in browsers manually as browsers restrict it, so have to find a way to do it from the background process (main process/native http)

Huh?
From what I remember you can set the referer of a request using JS no problem.
And from what I remember a player can play a stream of data, so you can use JS to feed the video to the player.

[zyrouge]

what about this player? https://dplayer.js.org/guide.html#hls

Referer header cannot be set in browsers manually as browsers restrict it, so have to find a way to do it from the background process (main process/native http)

Huh?
From what I remember you can set the referer of a request using JS no problem.
And from what I remember a player can play a stream of data, so you can use JS to feed the video to the player.

Refer https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Forbidden_header_name
Note: This has already been resolved in the flutter-rewrite branch