>>16256773Nice. I would recommend checking some of the options if you haven't and tweaking it them a bit. I assume you run it in a loop in a script or something.
My recommendation to start is `--vp9 --no-frag-files --threads 3` for VP9 when available (smaller, higher quality generally), 3 download threads in case your download gets slowed or throttled and 1 thread isn't enough, and no-frag-files to not flood your disk with small files, instead keeping fragments in memory until they are written to the larger file.
`--add-metadata -t` for adding metadata and the thumbnail to the final file.
Finally, for continual waiting on the /live URL, `-r 60` to re-check every 60 seconds. `-w` will wait for a stream, but when used on /live it will wait for whatever is scheduled at the time, which includes free chat scheduled a year or more in advance.
If you're willing, also use `--debug` so that anything that goes wrong can be more easily figured out by the dev.