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StardustTV episode saver
StardustTV is unusual among vertical-drama services: a large share of its catalogue plays in full on the web, with no coin wall after the opening scene. That makes it a good fit for offline viewing — you can keep a whole series, not just a preview. Paste a show's player page below and the resolver lists every episode the site serves publicly, ready to save as MP4.
Getting the right link
- Open stardusttv.net in a browser (desktop or mobile) — not the app.
- Find the show and start playing any episode. The address bar will look like
stardusttv.net/<lang>/episodes/01-<show-name>-<id>. - Copy that whole address into the box above and press Resolve link.
The player page already carries the entire free run of the series, so a single resolve returns every publicly available episode at once — you don't need to paste each episode separately.
What makes StardustTV different
Most short-drama sites only expose the first handful of chapters on the web and hide the rest behind coins. StardustTV often releases complete titles for free on its site, which means the episode grid you see here can run to forty, sixty, even a hundred episodes with nothing greyed out. Each free episode is delivered as an HLS playlist, and StardustTV publishes two renditions of it: a broadly compatible H.264 stream and a higher-resolution adaptive master. This saver prefers the H.264 stream because it packages cleanly in the browser at full quality, with the HD master kept as a fallback.
StardustTV-specific questions
Why does the resolver sometimes fail on the first try?
StardustTV occasionally serves a version of a page with the stream data stripped out — the page looks identical but contains no playable links. The resolver retries a few times automatically. If it still fails, reload the show's player page in your own browser and paste the address again.
Can I save episodes that are locked or require coins?
No. This tool only handles streams the site serves publicly. When a title is paywalled, those episodes simply won't appear in the resolvable list — it never reaches into paid or DRM-protected content.
Some episodes are missing from the list.
Those are the paid or region-restricted entries the platform isn't serving to a normal browser session. The list mirrors exactly what the public page exposes, nothing more.
Which language should the link be in?
Whatever language path you opened (for example /en/ or /zh-Hant/). The resolver keeps the same language and slug, so the episode pages it builds stay consistent with the one you pasted.