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A tool for downloading videos from the "MissAV" website.

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Miyuki

⭐️ A tool for downloading videos from the "MissAV" website.

⚙️ Installation

To install Miyuki from the Python Package Index (PyPI) run:

pip install miyuki

To upgrade Miyuki from the Python Package Index (PyPI) run:

pip install --upgrade miyuki

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📖 Instructions

[root@miyuki ~]# miyuki --help
usage: miyuki.py [-h] [-urls  [...]] [-auth  [...]] [-plist] [-limit] [-search] [-file] [-proxy] [-ffmpeg] [-cover] [-noban] [-title]

A tool for downloading videos from the "MissAV" website.

Main Options:
Use the -urls   option to specify the video URLs to download.
Use the -auth   option to specify the username and password to download the videos collected by the account.
Use the -plist  option to specify the public playlist URL to download all videos in the list.
Use the -search option to search for movie by serial number and download it.
Use the -file   option to download all URLs in the file. ( Each line is a URL )

Additional Options:
Use the -limit  option to limit the number of downloads. (Only works with the -plist option.)
Use the -proxy  option to configure http proxy server ip and port.
Use the -ffmpeg option to get the best video quality. ( Recommend! )
Use the -cover  option to save the cover when downloading the video
Use the -noban  option to turn off the miyuki banner when downloading the video
Use the -title  option to use the full title as the movie file name

options:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -urls  [ ...]  Movie URLs, separate multiple URLs with spaces
  -auth  [ ...]  Username and password, separate with space
  -plist         Public playlist url
  -limit         Limit the number of downloads
  -search        Movie serial number
  -file          File path
  -proxy         HTTP(S) proxy
  -ffmpeg        Enable ffmpeg processing
  -cover         Download video cover
  -noban         Do not display the banner
  -title         Full title as file name

Examples:
  miyuki -plist "https://missav.com/search/JULIA?filters=uncensored-leak&sort=saved" -limit 50 -ffmpeg
  miyuki -plist "https://missav.com/search/JULIA?filters=individual&sort=views" -limit 20 -ffmpeg
  miyuki -plist https://missav.com/dm132/actresses/JULIA -limit 20 -ffmpeg -cover
  miyuki -plist https://missav.com/playlists/ewzoukev -ffmpeg -proxy localhost:7890
  miyuki -urls https://missav.com/sw-950 https://missav.com/dandy-917
  miyuki -urls https://missav.com/sw-950 -proxy localhost:7890
  miyuki -auth miyuki@gmail.com miyukiQAQ -ffmpeg
  miyuki -file /home/miyuki/url.txt -ffmpeg
  miyuki -search sw-950 -ffmpeg -cover

🤫 The -plist option

Not only public playlists can be downloaded using the -plist option. Generally, any page that can be flipped can use the -plist option. But please note that if your URL contains an & symbol, you must wrap the URL with " " when using the -plist command.

For example, you can manually filter all the uncensored videos starring JULIA on the MissAV website and sort them by the number of favorites from most to least. The URL of the page you get is https://missav.com/search/JULIA?filters=uncensored-leak&sort=saved Since this URL contains an ampersand (&), in order for the command line to correctly treat this ampersand as part of the URL, you need to wrap the URL with a " " symbol. The final command is miyuki -plist "https://missav.com/search/JULIA?filters=uncensored-leak&sort=saved" -ffmpeg Of course, if you only want to download the first 100 videos, just use -limit 100.

If you are not sure whether you should wrap the URL with " ", just choose to wrap the URL with " "

Command Examples:

  • miyuki -plist "https://missav.com/search/JULIA?filters=uncensored-leak&sort=saved" -limit 50 -ffmpeg
  • miyuki -plist "https://missav.com/search/JULIA?filters=individual&sort=views" -limit 20 -ffmpeg
  • miyuki -plist https://missav.com/dm132/actresses/JULIA -limit 20 -ffmpeg
  • miyuki -plist https://missav.com/playlists/ewzoukev -limit 20 -ffmpeg
  • miyuki -plist https://missav.com/dm444/en/labels/WANZ -limit 20 -ffmpeg
  • miyuki -plist https://missav.com/dm21/en/makers/Takara%20Visual -limit 20 -ffmpeg
  • miyuki -plist https://missav.com/dm1/en/genres/4K -limit 20 -ffmpeg

⚠️ Precautions

  • If you are from an ancient oriental country, you will most likely need a proxy.
  • Use ffmpeg to synthesize videos for the best experience.

👀 About FFmpeg

  1. If you want miyuki to use ffmpeg to process the video, use the -ffmpeg option.
  2. Please check whether the ffmpeg command is valid before using the -ffmpeg option. (e.g. ffmpeg -version)
  3. To install FFmpeg, please refer to https://ffmpeg.org/

License

MIT

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