Is it possible to see football on VLC without web browser?
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In Linux, is it possible to see football in VLC player without www browser from address https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218
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In Linux, is it possible to see football in VLC player without www browser from address https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218
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No, that is a HTML page.... if you can determien the URL for the actual stream, it would be possible, depending on the protocol used
– ivanivan
Jul 3 at 13:46
If you look at the source of the page I believe it's this URL -<meta property="og:url" content="https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218">. You should be able to pass that directly tovlc. .
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In Linux, is it possible to see football in VLC player without www browser from address https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218
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In Linux, is it possible to see football in VLC player without www browser from address https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218
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asked Jul 3 at 13:27
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No, that is a HTML page.... if you can determien the URL for the actual stream, it would be possible, depending on the protocol used
– ivanivan
Jul 3 at 13:46
If you look at the source of the page I believe it's this URL -<meta property="og:url" content="https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218">. You should be able to pass that directly tovlc. .
– slm♦
Jul 3 at 15:03
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No, that is a HTML page.... if you can determien the URL for the actual stream, it would be possible, depending on the protocol used
– ivanivan
Jul 3 at 13:46
If you look at the source of the page I believe it's this URL -<meta property="og:url" content="https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218">. You should be able to pass that directly tovlc. .
– slm♦
Jul 3 at 15:03
No, that is a HTML page.... if you can determien the URL for the actual stream, it would be possible, depending on the protocol used
– ivanivan
Jul 3 at 13:46
No, that is a HTML page.... if you can determien the URL for the actual stream, it would be possible, depending on the protocol used
– ivanivan
Jul 3 at 13:46
If you look at the source of the page I believe it's this URL -
<meta property="og:url" content="https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218">. You should be able to pass that directly to vlc. .– slm♦
Jul 3 at 15:03
If you look at the source of the page I believe it's this URL -
<meta property="og:url" content="https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218">. You should be able to pass that directly to vlc. .– slm♦
Jul 3 at 15:03
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In VLC you can specify the stream's URL directly and bypass having to run it in a web browser. If you launch VLC you can click the 'open media' button and then click the 'Network' tab.
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From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:
$ vlc http://....
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Check out yle-dl tool. You should be able to use it to pipe the content to vlc (or other media player) with --pipe option. For example:
yle-dl --pipe URL | vlc -
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In VLC you can specify the stream's URL directly and bypass having to run it in a web browser. If you launch VLC you can click the 'open media' button and then click the 'Network' tab.
Example
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From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:
$ vlc http://....
answered Jul 3 at 15:08
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In VLC you can specify the stream's URL directly and bypass having to run it in a web browser. If you launch VLC you can click the 'open media' button and then click the 'Network' tab.
Example
   Â
From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:
$ vlc http://....
answered Jul 3 at 15:08
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up vote
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In VLC you can specify the stream's URL directly and bypass having to run it in a web browser. If you launch VLC you can click the 'open media' button and then click the 'Network' tab.
Example
   Â
From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:
$ vlc http://....
answered Jul 3 at 15:08
slm♦
233k65479651
In VLC you can specify the stream's URL directly and bypass having to run it in a web browser. If you launch VLC you can click the 'open media' button and then click the 'Network' tab.
Example
   Â
From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:
$ vlc http://....
answered Jul 3 at 15:08
slm♦
233k65479651
answered Jul 3 at 15:08
slm♦
233k65479651
answered Jul 3 at 15:08
slm♦
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answered Jul 3 at 15:08
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Check out yle-dl tool. You should be able to use it to pipe the content to vlc (or other media player) with --pipe option. For example:
yle-dl --pipe URL | vlc -
answered Jul 3 at 16:11
sebasth
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up vote
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Check out yle-dl tool. You should be able to use it to pipe the content to vlc (or other media player) with --pipe option. For example:
yle-dl --pipe URL | vlc -
answered Jul 3 at 16:11
sebasth
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up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
Check out yle-dl tool. You should be able to use it to pipe the content to vlc (or other media player) with --pipe option. For example:
yle-dl --pipe URL | vlc -
answered Jul 3 at 16:11
sebasth
5,78221640
Check out yle-dl tool. You should be able to use it to pipe the content to vlc (or other media player) with --pipe option. For example:
yle-dl --pipe URL | vlc -
answered Jul 3 at 16:11
sebasth
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No, that is a HTML page.... if you can determien the URL for the actual stream, it would be possible, depending on the protocol used
– ivanivan
Jul 3 at 13:46
If you look at the source of the page I believe it's this URL -
<meta property="og:url" content="https://areena.yle.fi/tv/ohjelmat/30-901?play=1-50003218">. You should be able to pass that directly tovlc. .– slm♦
Jul 3 at 15:03