telegram client api to download video files and/or telegram video link
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Hello everyone, After attempting to create a Telegram project capable of downloading videos either directly sent to the bot or through a Telegram link in the format (https://t.me/channelname/postid), I initially utilized the Telegram Bot API. I managed to fetch updates sent to the bot I created, retrieve the video's file ID and caption, and download the video with the caption as its name. However, I encountered a size limit issue (20 MB). Subsequently, I learned that another API, the MTProto Telegram API, does not impose a size limit. I created the application and obtained the API ID and API hash. Although I downloaded the "telenet" project, I couldn't find a function specifically for downloading files. Could anybody provide assistance? I aim to download either video files sent to the bot or videos contained in Telegram links. I'm willing to share my two projects: the Telegram Bot API and the MTProto API. Thank you in advance. Regards
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Hello everyone, After attempting to create a Telegram project capable of downloading videos either directly sent to the bot or through a Telegram link in the format (https://t.me/channelname/postid), I initially utilized the Telegram Bot API. I managed to fetch updates sent to the bot I created, retrieve the video's file ID and caption, and download the video with the caption as its name. However, I encountered a size limit issue (20 MB). Subsequently, I learned that another API, the MTProto Telegram API, does not impose a size limit. I created the application and obtained the API ID and API hash. Although I downloaded the "telenet" project, I couldn't find a function specifically for downloading files. Could anybody provide assistance? I aim to download either video files sent to the bot or videos contained in Telegram links. I'm willing to share my two projects: the Telegram Bot API and the MTProto API. Thank you in advance. Regards
When it comes to APIs you are much better off starting by talking to the people who created it - the chances that anyone on a random website has used your specific API and notices your question are vanishingly small - the API vendor should provide tech support or at least documentation and if they don't then why the heck are you using it? :D
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