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[Moonspell]

Originally Posted by MrOctober

How do you install & run it on Linux?

currently using it on windows10... sorry mate... try to write to the author, he should answer

[korexaj]

Originally Posted by MrOctober

How do you install & run it on Linux?

you need to download jre for linux and do this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...-for-all-users or https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ws-the-old-one

to run open terminal, cd into directory where you saved your download and run this

./ctbrec-linux.sh

[dm9452]

Is it just me or did MFC streams become super "fat" recently? I mean they enlarged the resolution but the video quality isn't really better than before. A typical non-HD stream used to have revolution of 320 x 240, but now it's 1280 x 960. The file size of recorded streams became monstrously big and it's annoying af.

[Moonspell]

Originally Posted by dm9452

Is it just me or did MFC streams become super "fat" recently? I mean they enlarged the resolution but the video quality isn't really better than before. A typical non-HD stream used to have revolution of 320 x 240, but now it's 1280 x 960. The file size of recorded streams became monstrously big and it's annoying af.

exactly as you said

[korexaj]

Originally Posted by dm9452

Is it just me or did MFC streams become super "fat" recently? I mean they enlarged the resolution but the video quality isn't really better than before. A typical non-HD stream used to have revolution of 320 x 240, but now it's 1280 x 960. The file size of recorded streams became monstrously big and it's annoying af.

if you're using ffmpeg to record simple solution is to add this parameter

 -map 0:1 -map 0:2

for streamlink you can simply add this parameter

--stream-sorting-excludes=960p

[Moonspell]

nope, i do use ctbrec... so i don't know where to put the "parametres" that you said

[korexaj]

Originally Posted by Moonspell

nope, i do use ctbrec... so i don't know where to put the "parametres" that you said

ctbrec uses different implementation and doesn't rely on streamlink or ffmpeg so there is nothing we can't do about that expect 0xboobface

[j_cool]

Originally Posted by korexaj

for streamlink you can simply add this parameter

--stream-sorting-excludes=960p

--stream-sorting-excludes=960p excludes only 960p

streamlink.exe --stream-sorting-excludes ">720p" %url% best,best-unfiltered

With these you exclude all above 720p, and save 720p or second best.
These are new swittches added recently to streamlink.

[Damianonymous]

In Windows, the streamUrlIndex parameters are saved: %AppData%\ctbrec. They can be changed in the application settings or individually for each model online.

[korexaj]

Originally Posted by j_cool

--stream-sorting-excludes=960p excludes only 960p

streamlink.exe --stream-sorting-excludes ">720p" %url% best,best-unfiltered

With these you exclude all above 720p, and save 720p or second best.
These are new swittches added recently to streamlink.

i have come across this new filter but not really looked into it, looks interesting. i generally exclude specific resolutions for cb simply because what happens if model only has single stream which happens to be over 720p e.g. 786p or other weird/uncommon resolution (talking from experience). also with mfc i've never used a filter until few days ago because it used up like 100-200gb in matter of few days. and i'm not sure i;ve seen anything above 600p anyway