OPENLOAD . About Inactive File

if the video is not in stream / download I read will be in off. if you want to enable it again will it be with the same URL?

or if it the video gets DMCA notice whether the video will be deleted or will only be inputted in the inactive file and can be turned on again with the same url?

The file is deleted when you get a DMCA notice and you can't access it anymore

file still remains in their database, only the access url gets deleted. For example you can make another openload account, instantly remote upload all files in your acc to new one (which actually just creates a new access link if the file exists in their database), and keep them private, so when real link gets deleted you can immidiately remote upload it back to your real account

murdock477 said:

file still remains in their database, only the access url gets deleted. For example you can make another openload account, instantly remote upload all files in your acc to new one (which actually just creates a new access link if the file exists in their database), and keep them private, so when real link gets deleted you can immidiately remote upload it back to your real account

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yes i know it can be instant remote , but the real thing i want to know .if the link deleted it will change url? if i had as example 1000 videos in my website so that url will deactive and so I need to re-input again all my url from the new remote upload link?

Dread Pirate Roberts said:

yes i know it can be instant remote , but the real thing i want to know .if the link deleted it will change url? if i had as example 1000 videos in my website so that url will deactive and so I need to re-input again all my url from the new remote upload link?

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yes it will change the url and youd have to resubmit the link. Best would be to obfuscate filenames or hide the links from page source

Once you hit 100k downloads per month, you can petition for premium status from OL support. Then you no longer get inactivity file issues. but it sounds like you're a long ways from that.

Are the files videos/streaming? If so, you could easily write a python script scrape your own sitemap, and then have a function for it to run through every URL and 1 click the OL player. Just do that every week or so. It's what I currently do anyway. Just make sure to do so with a proxy, or different IP to that of your account so it actually counts.

x6god said:

Once you hit 100k downloads per month, you can petition for premium status from OL support. Then you no longer get inactivity file issues. but it sounds like you're a long ways from that.

Are the files videos/streaming? If so, you could easily write a python script scrape your own sitemap, and then have a function for it to run through every URL and 1 click the OL player. Just do that every week or so. It's what I currently do anyway. Just make sure to do so with a proxy, or different IP to that of your account so it actually counts.

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yes this files streaming . sorry i dont get what u mean . its like i click my video for makesure the file not in inactive file ? but its auto because its script ?
how about if i had more than 20k+ videos ?

Dread Pirate Roberts said:

yes this files streaming . sorry i dont get what u mean . its like i click my video for makesure the file not in inactive file ? but its auto because its script ?
how about if i had more than 20k+ videos ?

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All you need is a stream/download, and the file will be removed from inactivity. But you cannot do it from the IP attached to OL account. So you'll need a VPN. Preferably one that's fast. In my case, I tunnel off of a cheap VPS in LA.

As for the script, I wrote one with python + selenium webdriver. Scrape sitemap for URL's including episode/movie. Use documentget for elements on page, have the script 1 click the players to start stream. I believe the minimum amount of time required for it to count as a download/stream is 15 seconds retention wise.

Depending on your internet speed, it can be overnight.

Also know it's against OL's terms of service to exploit this. So weigh the risk/reward before taking any course of action.

Yep unfortunately. When files are deactivated you have to resubmit which ultimately changes the URLs

Please anyone tell me how can I protect my openload link without remote upload by another person.