The faster the video buffer, the faster the recording progress. Therefore, you can speed up the buffering progress of the target video to accelerate the recording progress. For example, you can drag the playback progress bar to the end of the video buffer progress to accelerate the buffering speed. You can also use the playback speed control to speed up the buffering progress.
This is because the tab is not receiving data. Please make sure the target video is playing. If the video is playing and the task is still unresponsive, close the tab and try again. If it still doesn't work, it may be because the video is not a standard streaming video, and the buffer cannot be recorded. This extension cannot guarantee the recording of all videos. Additionally, it's possible that your browser version does not support this feature. It is recommended to use the latest version of "Chrome browser".
The completion signal is only sent when the webpage containing the target video is redirected, refreshed, or closed. In fact, the recording is completed when the video buffering is completed, and you can click the save video button at any time.
For streaming videos, certain players switch resolutions based on your network status. Data of different resolutions cannot be merged into one video, so they are divided into separate segments. If the target video provides adjustable resolution options, it is recommended to choose a fixed resolution option before recording instead of the default automatic resolution to minimize the segmentation of the video.
Yes, but it requires sufficient memory on your computer because the recording buffer temporarily borrows memory from your computer. The longer and higher quality the videos you record, the more memory it will occupy.
Yes, but it does not guarantee that all live streams can be successfully recorded. It should be noted that when the video reaches a certain size, the program will automatically split it into chunks. Please save the chunks as soon as possible to free up memory, otherwise recording may fail due to insufficient memory.
Before saving the video to disk, you should first play the preview video of the task. If it can be played normally, it means that the local player you are using cannot parse the video data. You can try using other video players, and it is recommended to use the "VLC" video player. If the preview video of the task cannot be played properly, it means that the video cannot be recorded.
If the target video provides multiple resolution options, select a higher resolution option during the recording to obtain video data of corresponding clarity.
When you click the "Save" button, the file is by default saved in the browser's download directory. Normally, when saving a file, the browser will pop up a window for you to choose the download folder. If this window does not appear, you can find the downloaded video file in the browser's download history.
If you are using this extension for the first time, it needs to load FFmpeg (about 9MB) before the task can start, which may take some time. If your network connection to the server is poor, it may prevent the task from starting. In this case, you can try restarting the download task.
No! All of FetchV's work is done within your browser, and it will not upload your video information or video copies to anywhere. Your personal privacy will be protected, and you can use it with confidence!
