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- ```-p``` or ```--password``` **—** Instagram password to login with. Requires: ```--username```, ```--download```.
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-- ```-d``` or ```--download``` **—** The username of the user whose livestream or replay you want to save (legacy).
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+- ```-d``` or ```--download``` **—** The username of the user whose livestream or replay you want to save.
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- ```-r``` or ```--record``` **—** The username of the user whose livestream or replay you want to save (legacy).
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@@ -57,4 +57,4 @@ log_to_file = false
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```save_comments``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will try to save comments from a livestream or replay to a log file. Verified users have *(v)* next to their name. (Experimental, use at own risk.)
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-```log_to_file``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will save all its console logs to a text file. The filename will be `pyinstalive_<live-username>.log` where `<live_username>` will be the username of the Instagram user whose livestream or replay you want to download. If no username was given to download (e.g when running `pyinstalive --clean`) the file will simply be named `pyinstalive_log.log`.
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+```log_to_file``` **—** When set to true, PyInstaLive will save all its console logs to a text file. The filename will be `pyinstalive_<live-username>.log` where `<live_username>` will be the username of the Instagram user whose livestream or replay you want to download. If no username was given to download (e.g when running `pyinstalive --clean`) the file will simply be named `pyinstalive_log.log`.
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Cammy