Import HAR file as recording#9
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This adds a
streamrr importcommand, which allows you to import an HTTP Archive (.har) file as a recording. The HLS playlists and segments are extracted, rewritten and stored on disk in the same format asstreamrr record.This allows users to save a HAR file from a playback session in their web browser, rather than running
streamrr recordon the side. This can be useful if a stream requires complicated authentication that can only be done in a real browser, or if the user has already received a HAR file from somewhere else.To do:
#EXT-X-GAPin the rewritten playlist and skip them.