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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  • 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
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  • 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. .
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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 to vlc. .
    – slm♦
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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 to vlc. .
    – 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










  • 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















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



          enter image description here



      From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:



      $ vlc http://....





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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



            enter image description here



        From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:



        $ vlc http://....





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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



              enter image description here



          From the command line you can simply invoke it like so with the same URL:



          $ vlc http://....





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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



              enter image description here



          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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                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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                  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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                  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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