| 2teams() { | |
| NOW=$(date +"%Y-%m-%d_%H%M") | |
| if [ ! -z $2 ] ; then | |
| echo $NOW"_"$2.mp4 | |
| ffmpeg -i $1 -codec copy $NOW"_"$2.mp4 | |
| else | |
| echo $NOW"_teamsvid".mp4 | |
| ffmpeg -i $1 -codec copy $NOW"_teamsvideo".mp4 | |
| fi | |
| } |
Videos like
- https://{ORGID}.sharepoint.com/personal/{USERID}/_layouts/15/stream.aspx?id={VIDEOID}%2Emp4&ga=1
- https://{ORGID}.sharepoint.com/:v:/p/{USERID}/{VIDEOID}
Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifestffmpeg -i "%URL%" -codec copy outputvideo.mp4
@ShaunMaher @rbp9802 Can it work for Microsoft stream / teams view-only recordings? how to rephrase link?
@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps
@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps
- Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
- In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
- Copy this url
- Go to notepad and paste this url
- Delete the section starts with "&alt...." till the end of the url
- Copy the new url
- Go to windows powershell and run it as admin..
- Write this command
ffmpef -i "new url" - videoname.mp4
AND JUST WAIT!
Thank you for your summary. That works for me.
I just tried with ffmpeg and it worked like a charm. You must keep the URL until de dash part.
Example of URL (this will not work as I changed the IDs and the host, get yours like explained before):
ffmpeg -i "https://host-mediap.svc.ms/transform/videomanifest?provider=spo&inputFormat=mp4&cs=fFNQTw&correlationId=024475a1-903a-5000-3ead-&docid=https%3A%2F%my.sharepoint.com%2F%2F01ULWEOFMXKBGYPXHCANH3U2Q4R4ZQOBD7%3Ftempauth%3Dv1.eyJzaXRlaWQiOiJkMTk3N2Y4Zi01ZjZhLTRkMTMtYTFjYS0zYmI0N2U2YWFiNjkiLCJhdWQiOiIwMDAwMDAwMy0wMDAwLTCmZjEtY2UwMC0wMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAvdW5iYnItbXkuc2hhcmVwb2ludC5jb21AZWMzNTliYTEtNjMwYi00ZDJiLWI4MzMtYzhlNmQ0OGY5MDU5IiwiZXhwIjoiMTczNjI5Njk0OCJ9.CgoKBHNuaWQSAjI5EgsIpNq4n6LV1z0QBRoNMTc3LjIwMS7yOC41OCIUbWljcm9zb2Z0LnNoYXJlcG9pbnQqLFB2QjBLRG9BRGZ4VS9JQzQ5czFvSGIwSjcwaXJUL2ZoejhpMEJjNGlPMTg9MLYBOAFCEKF1RAI6kABQPq1t6hwHA0lKEGhhc2hlZHByb29mdG9rZW5iBHRydWVqJGFjNmNlNWJhLWYwZTMtNGFkYi1hYmE0LTFiNGQ3MzI3NGI3OXIpMGguZnxtZW1iZXJzaGlwfDEwBBByMDAzZGE4ZDZjMjFAbGl2ZS5jd216ATDCASYwIy5mfG1lbWJlcnNoaXB8MjQyMTAxMjYzQGFsdW5vLnVuYi5icsgBAQ.PlMSwnjqzU42dB9MUrbJPTnnv9y2X3OLwlFiRJBgxF0%26version%3DPublished&psi=06b8256c-5d88-123b-99ac-e0098993ff6e&enhanceAudio=true&cTag=%22c%3A%7B874D5097-123-4F03-123-1C8F3307047F%7D%2C2%22&action=Access&part=index&format=dash" -codec copy output.mp4
Thanks for the tips.
@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps
- Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
- In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
- Copy this url
- Go to notepad and paste this url
- Delete the section starts with "&alt...." till the end of the url
- Copy the new url
- Go to windows powershell and run it as admin..
- Write this command
ffmpef -i "new url" - videoname.mp4
AND JUST WAIT!
perfect! tks
I created an extension (with ChatGPT) that generates an FFmpeg command for downloading videos from SharePoint. It also allows you to download the transcription file. You can try it out here: https://github.com/MexxDirkx/SharePoint-Video-Downloader-Extension.
Works beautifully. Remove everything from the URL after and including the & at ...format=dash&...
Paste the URL into yt-dlp 'URL' -o <your-destination-file-name>.mp4 .. without the -o option yt-dlp will complain about the filename being too long.
I created an extension (with ChatGPT) that generates an FFmpeg command for downloading videos from SharePoint. It also allows you to download the transcription file. You can try it out here: https://github.com/MexxDirkx/SharePoint-Video-Downloader-Extension.
Working perfectly bro, thanks
For anyone using ffmepg by default ffmpeg automatically picks the first or lowest index, stream. SharePoint has the lowest quality streams being the first index and the highest quality streams are the higher indexes.
If you'd like higher quality streams use ffprobe then ffmpeg.
ffprobe -i "VIDEO_MANIFEST_URL" -show_streams
Identify the best video and audio stream indexes
then
ffmpeg -i "VIDEO_MANIFEST_URL_HERE" -map 0:3 -map 0:7 -c copy output.mp4
(Replace 3 and 7 with your desired video and audio stream indexes)
I created an extension (with ChatGPT) that generates an FFmpeg command for downloading videos from SharePoint. It also allows you to download the transcription file. You can try it out here: https://github.com/MexxDirkx/SharePoint-Video-Downloader-Extension.
Hello,
Unfortunately , Extension is not working
Perplexity Response after Checking the File :
You have provided the required icon images (icon16.jpg, icon48.jpg, icon128.jpg)[5][6][7], and your folder also includes all the necessary files (manifest.json, content.js, popup.html, popup.js). However, your manifest.json is malformed and will not load as-is.
manifest.jsonicons and content_scripts fields are incorrectly nested inside the "action" block.content_scripts is not formatted as an array of objects.manifest.jsonCopy and replace your current manifest.json content with the following:
{
"manifest_version": 3,
"name": "SharePoint Video Downloader",
"version": "1.0",
"description": "Download videos from SharePoint and Microsoft Streams easily",
"permissions": [
"activeTab",
"storage",
"clipboardWrite"
],
"host_permissions": [
"*://*.sharepoint.com/*",
"*://*.microsoftstream.com/*",
"*://*.office.com/*"
],
"action": {
"default_popup": "popup.html",
"default_icon": {
"16": "images/icon16.png",
"48": "images/icon48.png",
"128": "images/icon128.png"
}
},
"icons": {
"16": "images/icon16.png",
"48": "images/icon48.png",
"128": "images/icon128.png"
},
"content_scripts": [
{
"matches": [
"*://*.sharepoint.com/*",
"*://*.microsoftstream.com/*",
"*://*.office.com/*"
],
"js": ["content.js"]
}
]
}manifest.json with the corrected version above.icon16.jpg, icon48.jpg, icon128.jpg) into an images folder inside your extension directory.
extension-folder/
manifest.json
popup.html
popup.js
content.js
images/
icon16.png (rename .jpg to .png if possible)
icon48.png
icon128.png
.jpg, update the manifest to use .jpg instead of .png in the icon paths..jpg Instead of .pngIf you want to keep the icons as .jpg, update the relevant lines in the manifest like this:
"default_icon": {
"16": "images/icon16.jpg",
"48": "images/icon48.jpg",
"128": "images/icon128.jpg"
},
"icons": {
"16": "images/icon16.jpg",
"48": "images/icon48.jpg",
"128": "images/icon128.jpg"
}Summary:
manifest.json structure as above.Answer from Perplexity: pplx.ai/share
Works beautifully. Remove everything from the URL after and including the
&at...format=dash&...Paste the URL into
yt-dlp 'URL' -o <your-destination-file-name>.mp4.. without the -o option yt-dlp will complain about the filename being too long.
Thanks Very Much
It's Finally Worked like a Charm
yt-dlp "The Manifest URL to ......&part=index&format=dash" -o DesiredVideoName.mp4
Note : You May Export and Get the Cookies File
And the Downloaded File Will be available at "C:\Users\Your_User_Folder"
I created an extension (with ChatGPT) that generates an FFmpeg command for downloading videos from SharePoint. It also allows you to download the transcription file. You can try it out here: https://github.com/MexxDirkx/SharePoint-Video-Downloader-Extension.
How to use can you please guide in detail.
@shebenu Yes, It can work for ms stream , just do those steps
- Run video from SharePoint corporate account or OneDrive,
- In Chrome open Web inspector and in Network filter by videomanifest
- Copy this url
- Go to notepad and paste this url
- Delete the section starts with "&alt...." till the end of the url
- Copy the new url
- Go to windows powershell and run it as admin..
- Write this command
ffmpef -i "new url" - videoname.mp4
AND JUST WAIT!
it still works ;-)
2. videomanifest
But didn't find any URL to copy. The "videomanifest" is just an empty search.
If you search for
streamContent?format=jsonin network assets, you can find the URL for the transcript. It's in a fully formatted json notation though, so you'd have to convert it if you intend to do any analysis or manipulation.Ex:
