Note that while the whole video won't be downloaded directly since it's using the blob fragments that the script serves, and it might make most of the video grabber extensions/apps unable to retrieve the whole video, it is still possible to download the video transport stream with only using the m3u8 file. It's still more ideal to have a proper limiting system for your videos like sessions/tokens IMHO, but it might be what you need if you just don't want to serve the whole file the usual way (with a URL) which some streaming sites would prefer.
Blob is not the actual address of the video, you should follow network to see where this hls streaming is coming from. You can use default chrome or firefox developer tools -> network or if website owner blocked that (it's possible to detect if developer tools is open), you can use extensions like Network Sniffer. But don't expect so much hidden news, if a movie website makes its own hls streaming, they use their own offshore server and cover it with cf, and doing it in dmca insensitive domains. So you are very likely to do nothing about it, except for building a system like that.
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