How to get image bytes from telegram message using Telethon
I'm trying to locate bytes of image contained in the message I'm downloading from telegram channels I'm following. However, I keep getting errors that MessageMediaPhoto does not have attribute bytes. Below is the relevant snipped of code:
if event.photo:
id = event.message.to_id
chat_username = client.get_entity(id)
usr = chat_username.username
image_base = event.message.media
image_bytes = image_base.photo.bytes
message = event.message.id
url = ("https://t.me/" + str(usr) + "/" + str(message))
print(url)
print(image_bytes)
python telegram telethon
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
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I'm trying to locate bytes of image contained in the message I'm downloading from telegram channels I'm following. However, I keep getting errors that MessageMediaPhoto does not have attribute bytes. Below is the relevant snipped of code:
if event.photo:
id = event.message.to_id
chat_username = client.get_entity(id)
usr = chat_username.username
image_base = event.message.media
image_bytes = image_base.photo.bytes
message = event.message.id
url = ("https://t.me/" + str(usr) + "/" + str(message))
print(url)
print(image_bytes)
python telegram telethon
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
719
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I'm trying to locate bytes of image contained in the message I'm downloading from telegram channels I'm following. However, I keep getting errors that MessageMediaPhoto does not have attribute bytes. Below is the relevant snipped of code:
if event.photo:
id = event.message.to_id
chat_username = client.get_entity(id)
usr = chat_username.username
image_base = event.message.media
image_bytes = image_base.photo.bytes
message = event.message.id
url = ("https://t.me/" + str(usr) + "/" + str(message))
print(url)
print(image_bytes)
python telegram telethon
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
719
I'm trying to locate bytes of image contained in the message I'm downloading from telegram channels I'm following. However, I keep getting errors that MessageMediaPhoto does not have attribute bytes. Below is the relevant snipped of code:
if event.photo:
id = event.message.to_id
chat_username = client.get_entity(id)
usr = chat_username.username
image_base = event.message.media
image_bytes = image_base.photo.bytes
message = event.message.id
url = ("https://t.me/" + str(usr) + "/" + str(message))
print(url)
print(image_bytes)
python telegram telethon
python telegram telethon
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
719
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
719
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
719
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
719
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:17
MatthewMatthew
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you have to download the image first using the download_media method first in order to do that. a simple Message object does not have that information.
answered Feb 20 at 22:04
painorpainor
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This ended up working for me:
photo_1 = Image.open(photo)
image_buf = BytesIO()
photo_1.save(image_buf, format="JPEG")
image = image_buf.getvalue()
answered Feb 25 at 10:23
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you have to download the image first using the download_media method first in order to do that. a simple Message object does not have that information.
answered Feb 20 at 22:04
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you have to download the image first using the download_media method first in order to do that. a simple Message object does not have that information.
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you have to download the image first using the download_media method first in order to do that. a simple Message object does not have that information.
answered Feb 20 at 22:04
painorpainor
8310
you have to download the image first using the download_media method first in order to do that. a simple Message object does not have that information.
answered Feb 20 at 22:04
painorpainor
8310
answered Feb 20 at 22:04
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This ended up working for me:
photo_1 = Image.open(photo)
image_buf = BytesIO()
photo_1.save(image_buf, format="JPEG")
image = image_buf.getvalue()
answered Feb 25 at 10:23
MatthewMatthew
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This ended up working for me:
photo_1 = Image.open(photo)
image_buf = BytesIO()
photo_1.save(image_buf, format="JPEG")
image = image_buf.getvalue()
answered Feb 25 at 10:23
MatthewMatthew
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This ended up working for me:
photo_1 = Image.open(photo)
image_buf = BytesIO()
photo_1.save(image_buf, format="JPEG")
image = image_buf.getvalue()
answered Feb 25 at 10:23
MatthewMatthew
719
This ended up working for me:
photo_1 = Image.open(photo)
image_buf = BytesIO()
photo_1.save(image_buf, format="JPEG")
image = image_buf.getvalue()
answered Feb 25 at 10:23
MatthewMatthew
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answered Feb 25 at 10:23
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