(02-10-2021, 05:29 PM)jonnyss Wrote:(02-10-2021, 05:25 PM)CompSci87 Wrote:(02-10-2021, 03:14 PM)petersalas Wrote: Oregon State game is at 6:00 and will be online via Oregon State video stream... I have a 6:30-7:30 zoom call that day... at least the game is being played.. but may have to miss most of it.
I'm sure someone will capture and record the stream, maybe me.
may i ask, how do you capture and record the stream? thanks.
I use a Linux desktop, so my answer is probably different from other people who've done this.
I added support for free Pac-12.com streams to the app youtube-dl. I haven't submitted my changes upstream yet, though, so only I have them right now. This app connects to the web site like a browser would but saves the stream to a file instead of displaying it. More information on the app is at https://youtube-dl.org/.
Another kind of approach involvesĀ running a screen recorder app that can make a video of whatever is happening on your computer screen. I am not sure how good the quality of the result would be. I tried one of those a while back and it seemed okay, but I didn't really trust it to capture a whole game. (See the other posts above about that. I wrote this post before seeing those.)

