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Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10

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Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10

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Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10

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	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.		Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.

−	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets inside it.	+	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build (currently 4.2.2), 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets inside it.

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	The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]		The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]
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−	~~==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==~~
−
−	~~The streamed program can be recorded on a Windows 10 computer with ffmpeg installed, simply by creating a batch file with a line of the following format and then saving it:~~
−
−	~~C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i rtmp://batc.org.uk/live/<stream_name> -c:v copy -c:a copy -f mp4 C:\recording_name.mp4~~
−
−	* You will need to substitute "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg" with the path and filename of your ffmpeg installation. The example is the default location.
−	* The stream name is the same as is displayed in last few characters of the browser address bar when viewing the stream in a browser. It is typically the callsign of the streaming station in lower case. It is not the same as the Stream Title displayed on the stream index.
−	* You can amend the recording_name to be any valid path and filename.
−
−	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.
−
−	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets folders inside it.
−
−	~~==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==~~
−
−	~~The streamed program can be recorded on a Windows 10 computer with ffmpeg installed, simply by creating a batch file with a line of the following format and then saving it:~~
−
−	~~C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i rtmp://batc.org.uk/live/<stream_name> -c:v copy -c:a copy -f mp4 C:\recording_name.mp4~~
−
−	* You will need to substitute "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg" with the path and filename of your ffmpeg installation. The example is the default location.
−	* The stream name is the same as is displayed in last few characters of the browser address bar when viewing the stream in a browser. It is typically the callsign of the streaming station in lower case. It is not the same as the Stream Title displayed on the stream index.
−	* You can amend the recording_name to be any valid path and filename.
−
−	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.
−
−	To install ffmpeg on your PC,download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets folders inside it.
−
−	~~==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==~~
−
−	~~The streamed program can be recorded on a Windows 10 computer with ffmpeg installed, simply by creating a batch file with a line of the following format and then saving it:~~
−
−	~~C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i rtmp://batc.org.uk/live/<stream_name> -c:v copy -c:a copy -f mp4 C:\recording_name.mp4~~
−
−	* You will need to substitute "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg" with the path and filename of your ffmpeg installation. The example is the default location.
−	* The stream name is the same as is displayed in last few characters of the browser address bar when viewing the stream in a browser. It is typically the callsign of the streaming station in lower case. It is not the same as the Stream Title displayed on the stream index.
−	* You can amend the recording_name to be any valid path and filename.
−
−	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.
−
−	To install ffmpeg on your PC,download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets folders inside it.

	==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==		==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==

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	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.		Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.

−	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets ~~folders~~ inside it.	+	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets inside it.

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	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.		Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.

−	~~Information~~ on ~~ibnstalling~~ ffmpeg ~~can be found here~~:	+	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets folders inside it.

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	The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]		The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]
		+
		+	==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==
		+
		+	The streamed program can be recorded on a Windows 10 computer with ffmpeg installed, simply by creating a batch file with a line of the following format and then saving it:
		+
		+	C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i rtmp://batc.org.uk/live/<stream_name> -c:v copy -c:a copy -f mp4 C:\recording_name.mp4
		+
		+	* You will need to substitute "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg" with the path and filename of your ffmpeg installation. The example is the default location.
		+	* The stream name is the same as is displayed in last few characters of the browser address bar when viewing the stream in a browser. It is typically the callsign of the streaming station in lower case. It is not the same as the Stream Title displayed on the stream index.
		+	* You can amend the recording_name to be any valid path and filename.
		+
		+	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.
		+
		+	To install ffmpeg on your PC, download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets folders inside it.

	==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==		==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==

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	The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]		The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]
		+
		+	==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==
		+
		+	The streamed program can be recorded on a Windows 10 computer with ffmpeg installed, simply by creating a batch file with a line of the following format and then saving it:
		+
		+	C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i rtmp://batc.org.uk/live/<stream_name> -c:v copy -c:a copy -f mp4 C:\recording_name.mp4
		+
		+	* You will need to substitute "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg" with the path and filename of your ffmpeg installation. The example is the default location.
		+	* The stream name is the same as is displayed in last few characters of the browser address bar when viewing the stream in a browser. It is typically the callsign of the streaming station in lower case. It is not the same as the Stream Title displayed on the stream index.
		+	* You can amend the recording_name to be any valid path and filename.
		+
		+	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.
		+
		+	To install ffmpeg on your PC,download the latest build from here: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Use the release build, 32-bit, static. Unzip the downloaded file and move the files to a folder called ffmpeg on your C:\ drive so that it has the folders bin, docs, licenses and presets folders inside it.

	==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==		==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:07, 22 March 2020
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	The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]		The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi\|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]
		+
		+	==Recording the Streamed Program using Windows 10==
		+
		+	The streamed program can be recorded on a Windows 10 computer with ffmpeg installed, simply by creating a batch file with a line of the following format and then saving it:
		+
		+	C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg -i rtmp://batc.org.uk/live/<stream_name> -c:v copy -c:a copy -f mp4 C:\recording_name.mp4
		+
		+	* You will need to substitute "C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg" with the path and filename of your ffmpeg installation. The example is the default location.
		+	* The stream name is the same as is displayed in last few characters of the browser address bar when viewing the stream in a browser. It is typically the callsign of the streaming station in lower case. It is not the same as the Stream Title displayed on the stream index.
		+	* You can amend the recording_name to be any valid path and filename.
		+
		+	Simply double click the batch file in Windows Explorer to start the recording, and type Q to finish it. The recording will typically occupy 4.2 MB per minute, so make sure that you have plenty of space.
		+
		+	Information on ibnstalling ffmpeg can be found here:

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 * OBS ([https://obsproject.com/ Website]) - Free - Windows, Mac, Linux
-Using either Vmix or OBS will give you a full video production studio!  With these programs you can take inputs from cameras, PC desktops, Sykpe, Powerpoint and remote sources and mix them together to produce a professional stream.
+Using either Vmix or OBS will give you a full video production studio!  With these programs you can take inputs from cameras, PC desktops, Skype, Powerpoint and remote sources and mix them together to produce a professional stream.
 For guides on configuring these programs with BATC Streaming, click here: https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Configuring_your_channel#Stream_input_URL
 The BATC Raspberry Pi based Portsdown system has a streaming capabilty - see [[Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi|https://wiki.batc.org.uk/Streaming_to_batc.tv_with_Raspberry_Pi]]

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 * Enter your club callsign - this will be used to identify your channel.  If you don't have one, use a member's callsign.
-* Finally, make sure you enter the name of your club in the order notes field.
+* '''Finally, make sure you enter the name and details of your radio club in the order notes field - if this is not entered we will have to email you and confirm these details before the account is authorised.'''
 * Press checkout