Download any video from Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive

teams.sh

2teams() {
  NOW=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d_%H%M")
  if [ ! -z $2 ] ; then
    echo $NOW"_"$2.mp4
    ffmpeg -i $1 -codec copy $NOW"_"$2.mp4
  else
    echo $NOW"_teamsvid".mp4
    ffmpeg -i $1 -codec copy $NOW"_teamsvideo".mp4
  fi
}

teams2mp4.md

Download any video from Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive

Videos like

- https://{ORGID}.sharepoint.com/personal/{USERID}/_layouts/15/stream.aspx?id={VIDEOID}%2Emp4&ga=1
- https://{ORGID}.sharepoint.com/:v:/p/{USERID}/{VIDEOID}

1. Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
2. In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
3. Copy this url
4. Run ffmpeg -i "%URL%" -codec copy outputvideo.mp4

@rbp9802 I don't know how to download the transcription, but I found this, it may be need a little conversion.
If you know the downloading transcription method, please let us know.

If you search for streamContent?format=json in network assets, you can find the URL for the transcript. It's in a fully formatted json notation though, so you'd have to convert it if you intend to do any analysis or manipulation.

Ex:

@ShaunMaher @rbp9802 Can it work for Microsoft stream / teams view-only recordings? how to rephrase link?

@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps

1. Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
2. In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
3. Copy this url
4. Go to notepad and paste this url
5. Delete the section starts with "&alt...." till the end of the url
6. Copy the new url
7. Go to windows powershell and run it as admin..
8. Write this command
   ffmpef -i "new url" - videoname.mp4
   AND JUST WAIT!

@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps

1. Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
2. In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
3. Copy this url
4. Go to notepad and paste this url
5. Delete the section starts with "&alt...." till the end of the url
6. Copy the new url
7. Go to windows powershell and run it as admin..
8. Write this command
   ffmpef -i "new url" - videoname.mp4
   AND JUST WAIT!

Thank you for your summary. That works for me.

I just tried with ffmpeg and it worked like a charm. You must keep the URL until de dash part.

Example of URL (this will not work as I changed the IDs and the host, get yours like explained before):

ffmpeg -i "https://host-mediap.svc.ms/transform/videomanifest?provider=spo&inputFormat=mp4&cs=fFNQTw&correlationId=024475a1-903a-5000-3ead-&docid=https%3A%2F%my.sharepoint.com%2F%2F01ULWEOFMXKBGYPXHCANH3U2Q4R4ZQOBD7%3Ftempauth%3Dv1.eyJzaXRlaWQiOiJkMTk3N2Y4Zi01ZjZhLTRkMTMtYTFjYS0zYmI0N2U2YWFiNjkiLCJhdWQiOiIwMDAwMDAwMy0wMDAwLTCmZjEtY2UwMC0wMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAvdW5iYnItbXkuc2hhcmVwb2ludC5jb21AZWMzNTliYTEtNjMwYi00ZDJiLWI4MzMtYzhlNmQ0OGY5MDU5IiwiZXhwIjoiMTczNjI5Njk0OCJ9.CgoKBHNuaWQSAjI5EgsIpNq4n6LV1z0QBRoNMTc3LjIwMS7yOC41OCIUbWljcm9zb2Z0LnNoYXJlcG9pbnQqLFB2QjBLRG9BRGZ4VS9JQzQ5czFvSGIwSjcwaXJUL2ZoejhpMEJjNGlPMTg9MLYBOAFCEKF1RAI6kABQPq1t6hwHA0lKEGhhc2hlZHByb29mdG9rZW5iBHRydWVqJGFjNmNlNWJhLWYwZTMtNGFkYi1hYmE0LTFiNGQ3MzI3NGI3OXIpMGguZnxtZW1iZXJzaGlwfDEwBBByMDAzZGE4ZDZjMjFAbGl2ZS5jd216ATDCASYwIy5mfG1lbWJlcnNoaXB8MjQyMTAxMjYzQGFsdW5vLnVuYi5icsgBAQ.PlMSwnjqzU42dB9MUrbJPTnnv9y2X3OLwlFiRJBgxF0%26version%3DPublished&psi=06b8256c-5d88-123b-99ac-e0098993ff6e&enhanceAudio=true&cTag=%22c%3A%7B874D5097-123-4F03-123-1C8F3307047F%7D%2C2%22&action=Access&part=index&format=dash" -codec copy output.mp4

Thanks for the tips.

@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps

1. Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
2. In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
3. Copy this url
4. Go to notepad and paste this url
5. Delete the section starts with "&alt...." till the end of the url
6. Copy the new url
7. Go to windows powershell and run it as admin..
8. Write this command
   ffmpef -i "new url" - videoname.mp4
   AND JUST WAIT!

perfect! tks