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tonycpsu / streamglob

A console media browser designed to facilitate live and time-shifted viewing of online content.
GNU General Public License v3.0
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usage #35

Closed mlb-fan closed 4 years ago

mlb-fan commented 4 years ago

As usage documentation is not available yet I'll ask about the specific tasks I need to accomplish at the moment.

1) What is the command to save a particular date's game to disk?

2) Will the resulting video file contain the Radio broadcast audio stream, or do you have to pass an argument to include that like when using mlbv?

tonycpsu commented 4 years ago

  1. streamglob download://mlb/yyyy-mm-dd.team, e.g. streamglob download://mlb/2019-06-30.phi

  2. If you uncomment (remove the leading #) from # args: --hls-audio-select * in the helpers: streamlink: section, downloaded files should contain all of the audio tracks. You can then select the track you want in your media player, assuming it supports that. If not, you can probably set the value of hls-audio-select to an integer representing the audio track number you're interested in, but I don't remember off the top of my head how those map to TV/radio/park sounds.

mlb-fan commented 4 years ago

  1. Thanks! I will try it if I obtain access to a Linux machine before my MLBtv account expires.

  2. That's in the config yaml file?

tonycpsu commented 4 years ago

Yeah, in config.yaml.

FYI: I just pushed some changes to the master branch to improve Windows compatibility. With these changes, I can download games in a Windows VM.