[TonyLima]

I was at WBB, so didn't get to watch. I might have a capture of the stream to look at when I get home. Hopefully it worked this time.

  I don't know if this is a factor or not in your end product.  On my computer this was by far the clearest  live stream video of a wvb conference game this season.

It's a software problem. If Pac-12 inserts a commercial at the start of the stream, then the capture software I'm using (ffmpeg) loses the audio at the end of the commercial. So I get a silent movie. I've been trying to dig into why this happens, and I have some vague maybe ideas, but I haven't gotten to the bottom of it or found a fix as yet.

We are an Apple house. I routinely use screen capture. Broadcasters have figured out sime kind of code to put in the stream that disables all screen captures. I’ve tested this with iOS native screen video cap.  On MacOS I’ve tried Camtasia and Filmage. My stone-age system remains undefeated.

[TonyLima]

I was at WBB, so didn't get to watch. I might have a capture of the stream to look at when I get home. Hopefully it worked this time.

  I don't know if this is a factor or not in your end product.  On my computer this was by far the clearest  live stream video of a wvb conference game this season.

It's a software problem. If Pac-12 inserts a commercial at the start of the stream, then the capture software I'm using (ffmpeg) loses the audio at the end of the commercial. So I get a silent movie. I've been trying to dig into why this happens, and I have some vague maybe ideas, but I haven't gotten to the bottom of it or found a fix as yet.

We are an Apple house. I routinely use screen capture. Broadcasters have figured out sime kind of code to put in the stream that disables all screen captures. I’ve tested this with iOS native screen video cap.  On MacOS I’ve tried Camtasia and Filmage. My stone-age system remains undefeated.