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Do not watch online seminars that have special video clips. Instead, get the video document.
This is true for any live stream that is said to be limited in time and is only available to subscribers. I have never been averse to this. I'm experiencing extremely slow and spotty Internet connection at home due to the fact that I am using a mobile hotspot WiFi from the motel in the next. Once in a while I deliver water to their office and snatch their password which changes every couple of weeks. This lets me to save money on my own home Internet. Does it really take that much effort to connect your home's broadband connection? That's why I only use Internet from the motel.. It gives me to have more privacy, and I don’t have to put my address in my IP address for internet-related activities.

Thus, if an online seminar is offered by my investment advisor , or my school hosts lectures by a renowned professor, or even if there is an underground rave streaming, the stream will be the same. Due to my poor internet connection, I don't have the opportunity to stream streaming video. When I finally download a video to my computer , as I'll demonstrate below, it generally takes about a third of the time of the video, so you'll notice that my connection is very slow, just 30 percent of what I'd need to stream video smooth and with no buffering interruptions. It was so slow that my connection could not handle it . I came up with a way to get around it. I saved online video to my PC so that it could be viewed repeatedly.




Here's the latest version I made. I use Chrome browser, Firefox or Safari to open the inspect tab. Right-click on the page to call the inspect Page. After that, go over to the network tab and locate the playlist for video. Usually that'll be something having m3u8 file extension in the list of downloaded files or perhaps it's something that has a different extension but these characters will be present, so it'll indicate a special fragment playlist for your video stream. What happens is that your video stream is divided into a number of smaller files which your internet browser downloads one after another and plays them in sequence and ensures that you get a continuous video stream. This is a simple procedure that requires more transfer than the size of the file. save media But this is how mpeg stream is setup and it's not a reason to complain.



Then, I right-click on the playlist and copy the URL address (into a clipboard) Then I go directly to the site that I would like to download the online video. After entering the video playlist URL, click the submit button. After a couple of seconds, I'm presented with several download options. Each option indicates the possible final file size, transfer time and much more. The size of the file will increase depending on the quality you choose. I'd rather pick low quality, even if it is too fast for my Internet.



I choose to download the file. Usually it's MP4 video format. While it may be a long time to complete however, the benefit of learning is what drives me to finish it. It's difficult to watch live, so I save the online video to my computer. This lets me keep track of all information available. It's what I do to keep my brain tickled with new concepts as well as ideas and intriguing technological developments. All of this comes to life when I save video and skip WiFi. It's worth it. No buffering, lagging or lagging, just seamless streaming.



My Website: https://savemedia.website/v15/