Among downloader bots Kyreth stands out for recording streams: most grab a finished clip, this one captures the broadcast. We'd keep it around for live content rather than short videos. The downside is thin documentation, you learn a lot by trial.
Going by its profile it's two bots in one: a social media downloader and a group management helper. Downloads are the main act, and there's a trick few rivals have here — it records live streams. TiLive gets its own command: give it the host's id and it captures their broadcast.
Jobs go through a queue. If a file is heavy or lots of people are waiting, your link isn't handled instantly, and a command shows your spot in line. We honestly prefer that to a bot that just sits silent while you wonder if it's dead.
The paid side is Premium, which comes with archive access. Whether the archive means saved stream recordings or something else, and what it costs, isn't spelled out; the bot explains it behind a separate command. A support command lets you reach the developer if something breaks.
Which networks it handles besides TiLive isn't listed in the profile. The interface starts in English and the language can be changed, though you'll see the options only inside. The group moderation side gets one line of description, so we wouldn't swap a proper chat manager for it.
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