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If a seminar online has exclusive video content, don't go through them, but instead download the video file instead
It works for any live video that is said to be limited in time and is only for subscribers. We have never had this issue. My home internet is slow and insecure. This is because I'm using the wifi mobile hotspot at the motel. I often deliver water to their offices, and I also get their password which is updated every two weeks. This allows me to save money on my own home Internet. What's the process involved when you have your own home broadband internet? I prefer to connect to the Internet at the motel and skip that. This lets me be more discreet, since I am not able to include my street address on my internet address for any of the things I conduct online.

Thus, if you are offered an online course by my investment adviser or my school has lectures by a renowned professor, or if there is an underground rave, streaming it will be exactly the same. Because of my connection speed streaming video is not possible for me. When I finally download video onto my computer as I will demonstrate below, it usually takes about a third of the time of the video, so it is evident that my connection is extremely slow, only 30% of what I'd need to stream video smooth and without buffering interruptions. It was so slow that my connection could not handle it . I found a solution to it. I downloaded online videos to my PC so that it could be watched over and over again.



Here's the latest I did. I launch Chrome browser, Firefox, Safari or any other with an inspect tab. Right-click on the page to launch the inspect Page. After that, go to the Network tab and find the playlist for video. It will usually include the m3u8 extension in the list. Or it might be something else. However, the characters will remain to indicate a specific playlist for your video stream. The video stream is split up into small files which your internet browser downloads and plays in the order they were downloaded. This means that you will have a continuous stream. This is how the MPEG transport stream functions. It is fast and requires more data transfer than it does with file sizes.



After that, I right-click on the playlist file and copy its URL (into my clipboard), then navigate to the website that allows me to download online videos. After I copy the URL of the playlist I click the submit key. After a few minutes I will see a variety of download options. This indicates file size and transfer speed. The bigger the file, the higher quality it's. I choose smaller quality because it's quicker to use my Internet.




I go to the file and choose it up as my download. It takes hours but then the rewards of learning is always the reason I continue to complete it. I'm not able to tune in to the live stream so downloading online videos on my PC is a good idea. I utilize it to stay updated on every available information. It's how I keep my mind stimulated by ideas, concepts, and other interesting technological advancements. This is how I bring it all to life when I save videos and stay away from WiFi. I suggest you do exactly the same. There's no buffering and no lagging, and smooth streaming.


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