Download M3U8 / HLS videos on Windows. HiDownload detects playlists, saves segments, and lets you play or convert to MP4 — no command line.

Windows stream downloader with built-in sniffer. Capture M3U8, HLS, and DASH, then download, play, and convert without a command line.

Download HLS streams on Windows. HiDownload finds M3U8 playlists, saves segments, and merges them for offline playback.

Download MPEG-DASH videos on Windows. Detect MPD manifests, save audio/video streams, and keep a local copy.

Record live streams on Windows. Detect the live playlist, run long jobs, and resume if the network drops.

Download M3U8 / HLS on Windows with both video and audio. Detect separate audio playlists and save a playable file.

Queue multiple stream URLs and download courses or playlists on Windows. Detect, select, and run jobs without a command line.

Resume interrupted HLS and DASH downloads on Windows. Continue a long job from where it stopped instead of starting over.

Download online and embedded videos on Windows. Detect the real media URL, save the file, then play or convert it — no command line.

Record live streams and events on Windows. Detect the live playlist, run long jobs, and keep a local copy you can play later.

Download a stream on Windows, then convert to MP4, MP3, or MKV in the same app. Preview first — no extra converter install.

Record live HLS streams on Windows. Detect the live M3U8 playlist, run a long job, and keep a local copy you can play later.

MPEG-DASH often splits audio and video. Download both representations on Windows and save a playable file.

Download MPD / DASH videos on Windows. HiDownload detects the manifest and saves the streams locally.

Convert downloaded streams to MP4, MP3, MKV, AAC, or WAV in HiDownload. Preview first, then change the format without extra tools.

A Windows video downloader with a built-in player and converter. Download a stream, preview it, then convert — in one window.

Detect HLS, M3U8, and DASH URLs on Windows with HiDownload’s built-in sniffer. Find the playlist, then download — no DevTools.