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It looks like there are many 1-second long .flv (Flash Video) files for each channel. This is second 37 on channel 3: http://content.interlude.fm/video/dylanLi
by evan_ 13y ago
It looks like there are many 1-second long .flv (Flash Video) files for each channel.
This is second 37 on channel 3:
http://content.interlude.fm/video/dylanLive/rc2/ch3/c3s37.flv http://content.interlude.fm/video/dylanLive/rc2/ch3/c3s37.fl...
Here's second 125 on channel 6:
http://content.interlude.fm/video/dylanLive/rc2/ch6/c6s125.flv http://content.interlude.fm/video/dylanLive/rc2/ch6/c6s125.f...
and so forth.
You can run this in your terminal to download all of the files for a given channel:
curl -O http://content.interlude.fm/video/dylanLive/rc2/ch6/c6s[0-284].flv
FFMPEG should be able to join FLV files but I haven't tried it yet.
Interestingly enough it seems to pre-cache the channel immediately above and below the channel you're on, so if you're on channel 11 it will download the next couple seconds of channel 10 and 12, so you can switch channels without having to re-fill your buffer.
- evan_ 13y agoThe instructions under "concat demuxer" on this page work for the video but no so much for the audio: http://ffmpeg.org/trac/ffmpeg/wiki/How%20to%20concatenate%20%28join,%20merge%29%20media%20files http://ffmpeg.org/trac/ffmpeg/wiki/How%20to%20concatenate%20...
- BHSPitMonkey 13y agoI wonder why they gave audio tracks to all those chunks when they could instead be smaller video-only files. Just stream/buffer/sync the full audio track independently.