It would be a great help when you make requests like this if you included the link of the
page here in your post. I was able to visit that page but it took me a couple of tries
because I made some errors typing the URL into my browser. In any case, when I did try
to visit that page, I got the result you can see in the attached image. Since I'm not a
member of the site, I can't open the page. I'm not joining the site to try to diagnose
what's going on here. But it looks very much like this site is offering an HLS master
manifest. That is what you are showing in your third image. This looks very much like
something VDH should be able to handle so I don't know why it can't. Since I can't log
into the site, you're going to have to be my eyes here. You'll have to click this link:
https://groups.google.com/g/video-downloadhelper-q-and-a/c/BzPLK2YyL-s
Then do a string search for "cannot download" in there. That will give you a link to a
discussion of how to download this item with ffmpeg. It will tell you how to get ffmpeg,
which will include the ffprobe command. Once you have ffmpeg & ffprobe, your next step
will be to execute ffprobe against that manifest. This is discussed in the thread I've
referred you to. Ffprobe will interpret the rather bizarre junk that you can see in your
third image. If you could post the output of the ffprobe command, that would be a great
help. That will be a plain text file. Please do not post a screenshot of the file.
Post the actual text file itself as an attachment to a post.
I believe the error you got trying to convert the file is due to the fact that the file
you downloaded is a video-only file without an audio track. Since you are trying to
convert this file to mp4, VDH expects there to be both video & audio in the input, but
that is not the case. The master manifest in your third image looks to me like there's a
bunch of video-only streams available. They all share a common audio-only stream. There
also happens to be a stream of English subtitles, if that's of any interest to you. Once
we are done with this, and it does look like we will be able to download this video, you
will want to play it in VLC. I suggest you use VLC instead of QuickTime. VLC is,
according to many reports here by other people, superior to QT. There is a Mac version
of VLC & it is free, so you should get that & be prepared to use it.
Speaking of Mac, I am not going to be able to help you with executing commands &
capturing their output. I use Windows. In that thread I've referred you to, I show how
to capture the output of a command in a text file using redirection. I do not know how
to do that on Mac. I'm hoping you know how to do that, or that some kind soul reading
this can explain how to do that. I'm sure the technique is similar but I just don't know
what it is since I've never used a Mac.