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septemous septemousJoin Date: 09/27/2009 Location: United States Posts: 13
Downloading streams first?
Hey all -- is there a way to download the video stream so that I don't have to buffer? I'm on a sub 1MPS connection and I would like to leave the game downloading overnight so that I can watch without constant buffering interruptions that render the game unwatchable.
Habs0910 Third LinerJoin Date: 09/17/2009 Location: Canada Posts: 54
Try downloading Replay Media Catcher. I downloaded a game using it a few months ago, and it worked like a charm. You'll want to find a full version though, since the trial won't allow you to download the entire game. I'd post a link, but I don't know what the rule is with posting links to downloads.
froj SophomoreJoin Date: 10/09/2008 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 22
It doesn't save a file but if you open the stream direct in quicktime you can pause and let it load til the cows come home and play it from the start fully loaded. Been doing this on archives since last year.
Doesn't work on live streams - it fills up the buffer but messes up with artefacting skipping and sound issues if you let it buffer too much.
Downloading streams first?Hey all -- is there a way to download the video stream so that I don't have to buffer? I'm on a sub 1MPS connection and I would like to leave the game downloading overnight so that I can watch without constant buffering interruptions that render the game unwatchable.
#2 02/23/2010 - 09:55 PMseptemous
Unfortunately at the moment there's no such feature. It is something we're working on and are hoping will be ready for the start of next season.
Try downloading Replay Media Catcher. I downloaded a game using it a few months ago, and it worked like a charm. You'll want to find a full version though, since the trial won't allow you to download the entire game. I'd post a link, but I don't know what the rule is with posting links to downloads.
It doesn't save a file but if you open the stream direct in quicktime you can pause and let it load til the cows come home and play it from the start fully loaded. Been doing this on archives since last year.