If your goal is to understand the 2015 shipwrecks without contributing to harmful viral circulation, consider these alternatives:
These sources provide the same raw impact but with ethical guardrails.
def check_new_videos(last_known_id_file="last_video_id.txt"): url = "https://api.dailymotion.com/videos" params = "search": "Les Naufragés 2015", "fields": "id,title,created_time,url", "sort": "recent", "limit": 5 les naufrages 2015 dailymotion upd
response = requests.get(url, params=params)
data = response.json()
# Load last known video ID
try:
with open(last_known_id_file, "r") as f:
last_id = f.read().strip()
except FileNotFoundError:
last_id = None
new_videos = []
for video in data.get("list", []):
if video["id"] == last_id:
break
new_videos.append(video)
if new_videos:
print(f"Found len(new_videos) new video(s):")
for v in new_videos:
print(f"- v['title'] (v['created_time']): v['url']")
# Update last known ID with the most recent one
with open(last_known_id_file, "w") as f:
f.write(data["list"][0]["id"])
else:
print("No new videos found.")
return new_videos
if name == "main": check_new_videos()
Would that be along the lines of what you need? Or do you want a browser user script to auto-update a Dailymotion playlist page with new uploads? Let me know, and I’ll tailor the feature precisely. If your goal is to understand the 2015
Since 2015, Dailymotion’s content moderation has evolved. Many original uploads of les naufragés have been:
The “upd” tag often appears in re-uploads by archivists who re-title and re-encode the video to avoid automatic detection. This is why some search results lead to relatively obscure Dailymotion channels with names like “ArchivesHumanitaires2015” or “MediterraneeMemoire.” These sources provide the same raw impact but
A note of caution: Some “updated” videos may be mislabeled, edited to manipulate context, or combined with unrelated footage. Always cross-reference with reliable sources.