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Online video storage is not reliable. Some sites may shut down or cease business. Here are some ways to backup your social media presence to your laptop.

My personal story isn’t too big. I was born in America attended school and worked before I found my first job online. However, it also has a few devastating moments, when I thought everything was gone forever. One such moment was when my home computer was unable to function. But after a bit of tweaking, acquiring a new desktops and moving the hard drive from my old one into new one I was able restore all my work that was located on the drive. It took me three days of sweat and metaphorical tears... However, I did learn one important thing: Dropbox and personal FTP servers can be used to backup my daily tasks automatically and manually.

But it's not an ideal solution. The more data you keep on the internet, the more is required to keep it all on the internet. It's very simple and seems to be safe. It's also very easy to download from any device connected to the internet. But what if you aren't connected to the internet? I always keep my laptop close at hand for these times. It serves as my last line of defense against the most difficult situations. Two drives are on my computer each one with an RAID stack. They copy each others and ensure that there is at least one copy in case one of the HDDs crashes. Since I don't copy much, the laptop rarely works. This is why I'm hoping that neither of the drives will fail at the same time.

Another day of great sadness was a few months back. I'm very careful not to lose my work. As I mentioned I've copied the entire document many times and have instant access wherever the internet is available. This post was not about Periscope. It was something that I often used number of years ago. And even last summer, when there were protests in the city, I was able make a few live streaming. Then Periscope TV is closing down and all videos will disappear in a few weeks. What should I do? I need to download the entire video to save them on my laptop. The videos are important for me. I was there with my friend at the time he disappeared from the radars of Covid. It's like it was a matter of.

I browse his site, which allows me to download video directly from Youtube, Instagram, Facebook and many other sources. I am passionate about politics as well as underground movements. So, I record lots of live events, save them, post some on my Youtube channel, and then backup it on my laptop whenever it is over. This is what I do. It allows me to cross-posting videos across multiple platforms. Not only can I post Youtube videos on Facebook, but I can also upload that video directly to Facebook. It's its own video. It turns out that I have over 3TB of live streams that I've produced over the last eight years. Periscope lives aren't lost.. and this site is very helpful to me.

It works as a angel. y2mate.is You can open the video you want to download via Periscope, Youtube, or Facebook. Copy its URL using the share link. I then navigate to the website for downloading videos and paste the link there, and within a few seconds I will see multiple choices for downloading videos. I can save it to my desktop computer or laptop, copy it across platforms, and preserve it for my friends and loved ones. Periscope isn't on every site. But, this site does offer Periscope assistance.

Windows copy can be used to join these fragments in a single file. It is caused by the video format Mpeg TS (or transport stream) which is used for video fragments. The format used to create fragments is Mpeg TS. It permits new users to stream from to the center of the stream with no interruption. It saves browser data, too. Instead of downloading a 1hr file it downloads 360 x 10 second files. If you are only watching 25 seconds, the player will download 3-4 fragments. The current 25-second segment includes 3-4 fragments. It helps reduce the amount of downloading required for viewing the stream in just 25 seconds.


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