https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26Mayv5JPz0&t=19s
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Go to: https://ffmpeg.org/download.html and download for windows download from https://github.com/BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds/releases
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Make sure to use a release before 28th Feb 2025 Feb make sure its win64-gpl-7.x. For example:
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Download and extract the zip
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On your C Drive, create a new folder named
ffmpeg -
In the extracted zip, navigate to the bin folder and copy the contents of the bin folder
- Put the contents of the bin folder in your new folder
C:\ffmpeg
- Go to "Edit the system enviroment variables"
- Then click on Environment Variables
- Find the environment variable "PATH" and click on it to open
- Click on "NEW" and add the path of your ffmpeg folder
- Click OK to save and close the environment variables editor.
- Open windows terminal / cmd and use the command
ffmpeg -versionto verify that ffmpeg binaries were added to the path and the correct verion is being used
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Go to URL which has the video, open dev tools (usually F12) / inspect (Right Click > Inspect) in the browser and go to the Network tab.
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Then reload the page.
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In the network tab, search the following command using the search area.
videomanifest?provider
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Click on the highlighted area and you can see the right panel is viewing some contents.
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You can find the URL under Request URL, this is the URL that we need to download the Teams / Stream video content. Copy this URL.
- Make sure you are in the right directory and use to download the video:
ffmpeg -i "URL_TO_DOWNLOAD" -codec copy VIDEO_FILE.mp4
- If you get "Invalid data found when processing input" try removing url parameters starting with "altManifestMetadata" all the way to the end of the url
- use
ffmpeg -hto get help with all ffmpeg options