I am looking for high-res scans of the medival document "Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry", and it just so happens that the museum owning the document has created a web app with exactly what I am looking for:https://les-tres-riches-heures.chateaudechantilly.fr/(you need to select a language and then "open the book")However, because it's a web app or something I can't right-click -> save nor open the source code of the page. If I use JDownloader, it detects the pictures but it's only low-res versions.Is there a way to extract the raw images from that thing ?
If you're using firefox then press f12, go to Network tab and reload the page. You can save jpeg by opening them in new tab.
>>1543491Yes, but unfortunately that gives low-res images, as seen in your post, while the originals are very-high res given that you can zoom-in a lot on the website
>>1543479If you open the network tab, you can see many images like '6_2.jpg'. These are fragments that make up the entire image. I made a script to download these fragments and put them together: https://pastebin.com/A4mpysq6Full version of your image: https://files.catbox.moe/sn51jx.jpgTo find the current page in the web viewer, see the console.
>>1543572Damn, awesome anon, thanks a lot !
