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TMA statuses reflect historical tests; individual links and download modes can vary.
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Listed doesn’t mean verified. TMA status comes from reviewed TMA tests. Upstream entries are discovery leads, and a test covers the recorded host and media type.
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BEHIND THE RESULTS
Discovery is the beginning.
Evidence sets the status.
Catalogues change as websites change. Every import keeps its source and refresh date. Updating a list never turns an untested site into a working one.
What each status means
- Working
- A completed download passed a reviewed TMA test. Individual links and modes can still differ.
- Partial
- Only some media has been verified, or the source has a known intermittent limitation.
- Untested
- Listed upstream, with no qualifying TMA download evidence for this exact domain.
- Broken
- The latest reviewed TMA result is an unresolved failure.
- Restricted
- A reviewed result shows a source access restriction, such as verification or sign-in.
Where the catalogue comes from
We merge exact domains from yt-dlp, gallery-dl and Streamlink, then add TMA’s reviewed results. Duplicate domains share one row; distinct subdomains keep their own evidence. Extractors without a reliable domain mapping are counted separately.
Upstream capabilities describe those projects. They do not mean every engine, playlist, login flow, or livestream is available through TMA.
How updates become verified support
Catalogue refreshes discover added and removed entries. Engine upgrades need isolated tests and a qualified container rollout. Metadata lookup alone does not prove a completed download.
Candidate failures keep the current engine in place. Known production failures remain visible until a reviewed recovery resolves them. Private, access-controlled and DRM-protected media are not made accessible by a catalogue update.