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## Saves Microsoft Stream videos for offline enjoyment.
## Saves Microsoft Stream videos for offline enjoyment
Alpha-quality, don't expect much. It does work though, so that's a neat feature.
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* **Node.js**: anything above v8.0 seems to work. A GitHub Action runs tests on all major Node versions on every commit.
* **ffmpeg**: a recent version (year 2019 or above), in `$PATH` or in the same directory as `destreamer.ts`.
Destreamer takes a [honeybadger](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg) approach towards the OS it's running on, tested on Windows, results may vary, feel free to open an issue if trouble arise.
Destreamer takes a [honeybadger](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg) approach towards the OS it's running on, tested on Windows, macOS and Linux, results may vary, feel free to open an issue if trouble arise.
## USAGE
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Options:
--help Show help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
--videoUrls [array] [required]
--username [string]
--outputDirectory [string] [default: "videos"]
--videoUrls, -V List of video urls or path to txt file containing the urls
[array] [required]
--username, -u [string]
--outputDirectory, -o [string] [default: "videos"]
--verbose, -v Print additional information to the console
(use this before opening an issue on GitHub)
[boolean] [default: false]
```
Make sure you use the right escape char for your shell if using line breaks (as this example shows).
For PowerShell your escape char is the backtick (`) instead of backslash (\\), for cmd.exe use caret (^).
```
$ node destreamer.js --username username@example.com --outputDirectory "videos" \
--videoUrls "https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/VIDEO-1" \
"https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/VIDEO-2" \
"https://web.microsoftstream.com/video/VIDEO-3"
```
You can create a `.txt` file containing your video URLs, one video per line. The text file can have any name, followed by the `.txt` extension. Run destreamer as follows:
```
$ node destreamer.js --username username@example.com --outputDirectory "videos" \
--videoUrls list.txt
```
Passing `--username` is optional. It's there to make logging in faster (the username field will be populated automatically on the login form).
You can use an absolute path for `--outputDirectory`, for example `/mnt/videos`.
Your video URLs **must** include the URL schema (the leading `https://`).
## RANDOM NOTE
## IMPORTANT NOTE
Just ignore this error, we already have what we need to start the download, no time to deal with collaterals -
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6472374/77905069-4c585000-728e-11ea-914e-26f1ce5e595b.png)
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<<<< OUTPUT >>>>
```
The video is now saved under `videos/`, or the path from `--outputDirectory`.
The video is now saved under `videos/`, or whatever the `outputDirectory` const points to.