[ANN] gohls, a downloader for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) streams

[white...@gmail.com]

I'd like to announce the release of gohls, a small tool I wrote in Golang to perform the task of capturing/downloading video streams in HTTP Live Streaming format. It uses grafov's m3u8 library for Go. Simply point gohls at a URL containing a valid m3u8 media playlist and it'll save the stream to a .ts file. Gohls supports both local and remote tracking of recording duration in addition to user agent spoofing. It's released under the GPL v3.

https://github.com/kz26/gohls

[mkolich.c...@gmail.com]

Is this a converter or does it actually stream the video to an end point?  I am confused about the usage of this.

[Kevin Zhang]

It's designed to download/capture a remote HLS stream to a local file.

On Sun, Jun 29, 2014 at 5:27 PM, <mkolich.c...@gmail.com> wrote:

Is this a converter or does it actually stream the video to an end point?  I am confused about the usage of this.

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[mdasifvam...@gmail.com]

sir can i download it for 32 bit windows

[schwab...@gmail.com]

The downloaded file should be a .TS-file right? my VLC player is not able to play the video. Version 2.2.4 No other player is able to play it.

[Kevin Zhang]

Yes, assuming the source is a normal HLS playlist, the TS file should be playable. Perhaps your source is encrypted or non-standard in some way?

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