Html

Parses urls from html page. Usefull on sites which have direct download links of any type (mp3, jpg, torrent, ...).

Many anime-fansubbers do not provide an RSS-feed, this usually works for those cases.

Example

html: <url>

Note: This returns ALL links from the page so you need to configure some filters to match only to desired content.

Example with regexp

html: <url>
regexp:
  accept:
    - podcast.*\.mp3
  rest: filter

This would download all links that have mp3 link with word podcast in them.

Get only certain links

In case page contains too many links, you can use regexps to select only certain links.

Example

html:
  url: <url>
  links_re:
    - domain\.com

This will create only entries from links which match any of given regexps.

Dump

You can dump the received HTML into a file by using parameter dump.

Example

html:
  url: <url>
  dump: file.html

Title options

Some feeds contain links that have useless title (like 'DL', '1', '2'..). If you need better titles you can use option title_from to guess better title from url.

Example

html:
  url: <url>
  title_from: url

Other possible values are: auto (default), url, title and link.

Titles are gibberish

In some cases the titles are completely useless, however you may still get good filenames when entry is downloaded. This is because servers often send the correct filename in http headers ..