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If you are attending an online seminar that has video sessions that are distinctive do not watch them. Instead download the video.
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It works for any live video that's said to be limited in time and is only for subscribers. We have never had this issue. Since I'm using the wireless hotspot WiFi at my quaint hotel, I'm experiencing intermittent and slow internet connection at home. Every now and then I bring water to their office. Updates to the password are done every couple of weeks. This saves me on having to purchase my own home Internet as well as I don't have cable or anything, so this would take a lot of installation, and I am renting, so this is a question I would have to bring up with the tenant.. Are you able to know how far this is taking you? Do you think it is that difficult to connect your home's broadband connection? I opt to connect to the Internet at the motel and leave that out. This gives me to be more private, which means I don’t have to put my street address on the IP address I use for internet-related activities.

So, whenever there is an online event that is unique, like that of my investment advisor or my university offers a guest lecture by an eminent person that's even more. Due to my slow connection streaming video isn't possible for me. When I do download video onto my computer as I will demonstrate below, it typically takes 2-3 times the duration of the video. As you can see my connection is extremely slow, just 30 percent of what I'd require to watch videos smoothly and without buffering interruptions. So I discovered a way to get around the speed limit. I just saved the online video on my computer so I could watch it over and over without needing to stream it once more.



Here's what I do recently. I start Chrome browser, Firefox, Safari or any other that has inspect tab. Click on the right-click and call the inspect page and then switch to the network tab, and search for a video playlist file. Usually that'll be something having the extension m3u8 in the list of downloaded files or perhaps it's something that has a different extension however the characters are there, so it'll indicate the existence of a specific playlist fragment for the video stream. The video stream is divided into smaller files which your internet browser downloads one by one and plays them in their order. This guarantees you continuous streaming. It is a smooth procedure that requires more transfer than the file size. But this is how the MPEG stream is created and it's not a reason to complain.



Finally I right-click on the playlist and copy its URL address (into the clipboard) and then go to the site to download online video. After I copy the URL of the playlist, I click the submit key. After a short time I am able to see various downloading options. This indicates file size and transfer speed. The larger the file, the higher quality it's. I prefer smaller quality as it is faster to use my Internet.



I set download the file. Usually, it's mp4 for video format. It takes hours but then the reward of knowledge is always the reason I continue to keep doing it. I don't have an opportunity to tune in when it's on air, so saving live video to my laptop makes sense. This is also my method of staying current on all the data available today.. It's my way of to keep my mind tickling my brain with new ideas, concepts, and intriguing techniques for the technological future. This is how I bring it all to life when I save video and avoid WiFi. I suggest you try it too. There is no buffering, no lagging, and smooth streaming.



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