tried yt-dlp, with browser cookies. Tried the developer tools trick too (network serction). None has worked
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They seem to use MPEG-DASH, which shows as a series of MP4 files each returning 206 Partial Content. I tried https://github.com/emarsden/dash-mpd-cli to download it using the MPD XML file, which you can find by filtering for "master" in your browsers network log. But that didn't work. Still, you might want to spend more time on it than I have at the moment.
hmm, from searching yesterday, I found it mentioned in stackexchange or r/youtubdl that I'm supposed to "decrypt" them, not sure what it means. Maybe someday I'll search more, rn I'm on limited data plan