 Is there any known way to d/l streams to subscription games on MLB.TV?
My reading on this today has not been encouraging. My experience of throwing a few programs at it has been even less encouraging. The only thing that even seemed to recognize media as streaming was Video Download Capture - the little TS files were recognized, but not allowed to be downloaded, access being denied.
So? Is there a way? I always say that where there's a will, ability to think creatively, and patience to proceed algorithmically, there may be a way. I have all those and am enlisting you all and your creative thinking abilities in accomplishing the task. How can it be done?
I will see this thru to success; many threads on forums like this are simply allowed to die, the person gives up, people stop helping, etc. This will be solved here before I go. Reward for the person(s) who cracks it or whose help proves crucial (besides my gratitude, which obviously is invaluable) is a few good paysite passwords.
edited to add
I was logged in to MLB.TV Premium at the time, and have a paid account there. Just in case anyone thought I was asking how to steal their pay content. Not so. Just - how to capture the content, having paid for it.
My one clue so far is that Video Download Capture DIDN'T recognize anything as streaming when I tried it initially on MLB.TV's fancy new media player. When I switched back to the old media player, it recognized the TS fragment files, albeit it still wouldn't let me have them. The task is to make it possible for me to get those, at the very least (while ideally I would like the whole stream in one big file, if I can get the highest-quality stream in 10,000 TS files or whatever, I'd take that and call it a win).
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09-26-2015, 06:17 PM
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