@chancemimi
@laurence37190
Unfortunately, the FRD dev (@tong2shot) responsible for the cbs.com plugin
hasn't made an appearance in this forum for weeks :-(; I suspect he has his reasons;
this is a freeware/donationware app, devs offer support if/when they're able to...
In the meantime, other solutions are available to you ;-)
E.g. you can use the excellent Python CLI app called youtube-dl,
which has a larger team of devs and is being constantly updated :-)
If on Windows, get the latest youtube-dl.exe binary with embedded Python (7+MB ).
You'd also need recent ffmpeg.exe (and optionally rtmpdump.exe)
placed alongside it.
In a command prompt (in that same folder), first type
The above got me a 540p29.97fps video file, avg BR 1860 kb/s, fine for viewing on a laptop... ;-)
--hls-use-mpegts switch will let you view the file (e.g. with MPC-HC) as it's being downloaded...
@laurence37190
Unfortunately, the FRD dev (@tong2shot) responsible for the cbs.com plugin
hasn't made an appearance in this forum for weeks :-(; I suspect he has his reasons;
this is a freeware/donationware app, devs offer support if/when they're able to...
In the meantime, other solutions are available to you ;-)
E.g. you can use the excellent Python CLI app called youtube-dl,
which has a larger team of devs and is being constantly updated :-)
If on Windows, get the latest youtube-dl.exe binary with embedded Python (7+MB ).
You'd also need recent ffmpeg.exe (and optionally rtmpdump.exe)
placed alongside it.
In a command prompt (in that same folder), first type
youtube-dl -F "http://www.cbs.com/shows/cbs_evening_news/video/4KoDtyuYfZoRDlldpPP_vKSlLeE0ZEN5/8-28-cbs-evening-news/"to probe available formats (qualities); then choose the one you like and type, e.g.,
youtube-dl -f hls-1800 --hls-use-mpegts "http://www.cbs.com/shows/cbs_evening_news/video/4KoDtyuYfZoRDlldpPP_vKSlLeE0ZEN5/8-28-cbs-evening-news/" -o "CBS Evening News - Mon Aug 28 2017.ts"
The above got me a 540p29.97fps video file, avg BR 1860 kb/s, fine for viewing on a laptop... ;-)
--hls-use-mpegts switch will let you view the file (e.g. with MPC-HC) as it's being downloaded...