Download a Tencent Video: copy the episode, not the series
Tencent Video organises series and variety shows as albums, and an album page is not a single video. This page explains why the episode address is the one to copy, the VIP boundary, and the resolutions public videos typically publish.
How it works
- Open the specific episode on Tencent Video and copy the full address from the browser (the v.qq.com/x/cover/… form).
- Paste it into the VidFable box, unchanged.
- Confirm you own the video or are authorised to download it, then press Parse and download.
- Download from the delivery panel.
Series and variety shows on Tencent Video are organised as albums, and an album page lists episodes rather than identifying one video. Start the episode you want, then copy that episode's page address.
Content behind a VIP membership, a paid rental or a separate purchase is out of scope. It needs account entitlements, and VidFable neither collects credentials nor bypasses a paywall.
Public videos commonly publish several tiers from standard definition to 1080p, with a few offering higher. The highest deliverable tier the source returns is selected automatically.
Trailers, behind-the-scenes clips and user uploads are ordinary single-video pages and are handled the same way as a full episode.
Much of Tencent Video's catalogue is region-licensed and cannot be fetched from outside its region. That is a platform-side restriction.
Frequently asked questions
Can I download a whole series at once?
No. An album is a listing rather than one video; open each episode and copy its address, or use the batch queue.
Can VIP content be downloaded?
No. It needs account entitlements, and VidFable neither takes credentials nor bypasses a paywall.
Why does a link report as unavailable?
Usually the content is region-licensed, has been taken down, or needs a VIP entitlement to play.
Do trailers and clips work?
Yes. They are ordinary single-video pages; paste the page address.
Do I need a Tencent account?
No, and please do not provide one. Parsing uses the public link only.
How long does a parse take?
It follows the source platform's speed — commonly ten seconds to a minute, longer when the platform is throttling.
Supported platforms
Public video links from Xiaohongshu (RedNote), Douyin, Bilibili and YouTube.
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