After a quick look, it looks like Slushy serves the videos as
ts
files from an
m3u8
playlist, which can be downloaded using
YT-DLP, it'll also combine the parts and spit out a singluar MP4 by default. There's no DRM on the free content but I can't say if the paid content has any kind of DRM nor how it's served however, hopefully it functions in a similar way though.
The process is pretty straight forward, using developer tools (CTRL+Shift+i or F12 to open), navigate to its network tab and use the filter "
m3u8
", right click on the last shown entry (which will be the last viewed video), select
Copy
and click
Copy URL
, then pass the URL with
YT-DLP in
CMD or
Powershell - i.e.
yt-dlp "https://cdn.slushy.com/video/652db11c19ea80326ca2085d/vault/eb467eff-f71c-4333-9495-d9d50cb96512/eb467eff-f71c-4333-9495-d9d50cb96512-movie.m3u8?[...]"
. Do remember to include the
entire URL, including it's
Expires
,
Key-Pair-Id
, and
Signature
values after the question mark - all are left out in the example here - otherwise it'll fail to download.
I also
believe IDM should be able to download m3u8 playlists using their direct URL, but I don't have it installed to test so I can't say for certain.