I was trying to rip also UMFTV.
This would help you ease up the process, created a batch script to do it little faster.
The problem with the FFMPEG method was i couldnt get audio but got it working with a seperate process to rip the audio. just make sure to mux it together in sync after and use the highest stream source.
Get the m3u8 from the page source of the youtube live page, make sure the "\/" are changed into "/".
You need a compiled ffmpeg file ofcourse and just paste it into one dir.
I've created 2 seperate batch files for audio / video. So you can check for errors and stuff if ffmpeg closes, instead of direct calling it.
:: umftvdl.bat
Code:
@echo off
ECHO. Please enter the Youtube Live URL (.m3u8):
set /p url=
ffmpeg -i "%url%"
ECHO. ------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO. Only fill in the last parameter!
ECHO. Example: "Stream #0:3:" only fill in the number:
ECHO. 3
ECHO. ------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO. Which Stream do u want to use for VIDEO? (Proberly 6 for 1280x720)
set /p video=
ECHO. ------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO. Which Stream do u want to use for AUDIO? (Proberly 7 for ~256kb/s)
set /p audio=
ECHO. ------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO. What must become the filename?
set /p name=
ECHO. ------------------------------------------------------------------
ECHO. PLEASE CHECK IF EVERYTHING RUNS WITHOUT ERRORS OTHERWAYS TRY AGAIN!!!
ECHO. ------------------------------------------------------------------
start audio.bat
start video.bat
ping -n 30 localhost>nul
EXIT
:: audio.bat
Code:
ffmpeg -i "%url%" -map 0:%audio% -c:a copy %name%.aac
pause
exit
::video.bat
Code:
ffmpeg -i "%url%" -map 0:%video% -c:v copy %name%.mp4
pause
exit
Mayby not the nicest approach with the batch, but it works fine for me and i am not a coder
