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Wisconsin Women's Hockey 2021-2022

robertearle said:
Tim, the replay of the game is available, at least for now, at the game URL

https://www.collegesportslive.com/v...h-wisconsin-vs-clarkson-ncaa-first-rd-031022/
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Oh, fantastic! I have to admit I have the best spouse on the planet. She recorded the game on her tablet for me by putting in front of the tv and recording it. It's an old tablet so it could only record videos like 40 minutes long, and then it was full so she used her phone to finish it up. It appears much of the 3rd period did not get recorded and a bit of the 2nd, but I watched Watts she had. I look forward to watching/rewatching the last 2 periods the game on the link. So awesome.

The first period was a disaster for UW other than the score. To me it looked like they were playing scared. No poise with the puck on the breakout to connect a few passes together. Very disturbing. My wife said they played better in the 2nd, so I look forward to seeing that in it's entirety.

They did score a ppg and they did win more faceoffs, which was crucial.

I'll try to watch Watts I missed tonight so I have a complete picture of how they played. I don't have any warm fuzzies though about their chances to win it all though. The die has been cast.
 
Timothy A said:
Oh, fantastic! I have to admit I have the best spouse on the planet. She recorded the game on her tablet for me by putting in front of the tv and recording it. It's an old tablet so it could only record videos like 40 minutes long, and then it was full so she used her phone to finish it up. It appears much of the 3rd period did not get recorded and a bit of the 2nd, but I watched Watts she had. I look forward to watching/rewatching the last 2 periods the game on the link. So awesome.

The first period was a disaster for UW other than the score. To me it looked like they were playing scared. No poise with the puck on the breakout to connect a few passes together. Very disturbing. My wife said they played better in the 2nd, so I look forward to seeing that in it's entirety.

They did score a ppg and they did win more faceoffs, which was crucial.

I'll try to watch Watts I missed tonight so I have a complete picture of how they played. I don't have any warm fuzzies though about their chances to win it all though. The die has been cast.
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Back in the early, early days of television, they used to record live TV broadcasts by setting up a film camera in front of a television and filming what came on the screen. They're called kinescopes, and they're the only reason we have episodes of Jackie Gleason "Honeymooners" or Milton Berle's show, etc. etc.

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There's also software that you can install on a PC to 'capture' video streams. I have and use one called 'video downloadhelper' as an 'extension' to Google Chrome browser. I don't know if they or others have versions for tablets, etc.; the size of the resulting files makes me think that it wouldn't work as well on something that didn't have many, many gigs of memory available. (And I think some stream providers do things to 'block' them from capturing; BTNPlus des not, but IICR I had problems using it with ESPN stream last year.)
 
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Timothy A said:
Oh, fantastic! I have to admit I have the best spouse on the planet. She recorded the game on her tablet for me by putting in front of the tv and recording it. It's an old tablet so it could only record videos like 40 minutes long, and then it was full so she used her phone to finish it up. It appears much of the 3rd period did not get recorded and a bit of the 2nd, but I watched Watts she had. I look forward to watching/rewatching the last 2 periods the game on the link. So awesome.

The first period was a disaster for UW other than the score. To me it looked like they were playing scared. No poise with the puck on the breakout to connect a few passes together. Very disturbing. My wife said they played better in the 2nd, so I look forward to seeing that in it's entirety.

They did score a ppg and they did win more faceoffs, which was crucial.

I'll try to watch Watts I missed tonight so I have a complete picture of how they played. I don't have any warm fuzzies though about their chances to win it all though. The die has been cast.
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I was going to mention to you the other day that there are software video recording solutions (free open source OBS studio is what I have used) that you could have used to capture the video feed from the CBS Sportsline stream on your computer. Definitely need to be a bit of a tech nerd to do this but I could have written up some destructions for you. Keep that in mind if you have the need down the road.
 
FiveHoleFrenzy said:
I was going to mention to you the other day that there are software video recording solutions (free open source OBS studio is what I have used) that you could have used to capture the video feed from the CBS Sportsline stream on your computer. Definitely need to be a bit of a tech nerd to do this but I could have written up some destructions for you. Keep that in mind if you have the need down the road.
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Do you know if theirs works on ESPN? What they do is coming back to me, from last year's finals, and will be next week's problem.

The way the extension I mentioned - downloadhelper - works is that once the stream has started, you can tell it to capture that stream, and it will; and not just from when you tell it to start, but from when that stream started. I assume it is starting a 'second' download stream of the same URL, independent of the one you're watching. When you use it to capture a replay, they will capture a two hour stream, say, in 40 minutes or so, eg.

But that's where the problem comes in for ESPN. Every so often, ESPN changes the URL. So you might start up the ESPN stream, then start the capture, and everything goes OK, until the first TV break. And then ESPN switches the URL, transparently to the viewer, but causing the capture to think it has 'completed'. So it stops, and you have a lovely video of the first five minutes, and nothing else. You can go in and start a second capture of the second URL stream, but who wants to do that over and over while trying to watch the game?
 
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FiveHoleFrenzy said:
I was going to mention to you the other day that there are software video recording solutions (free open source OBS studio is what I have used) that you could have used to capture the video feed from the CBS Sportsline stream on your computer. Definitely need to be a bit of a tech nerd to do this but I could have written up some destructions for you. Keep that in mind if you have the need down the road.
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Watts a generous and gracious offer. I am definitely tech-handicapped but it may be worth a try in the future. Thanks.
 
I got to watch the last 2 periods. Blair was definitely tested and had some really nice saves. Wheeler needs to play with a little discipline that was ridiculous how many penalties she took. She also had a very good offensive game. Overall they better play with more discipline tomorrow. The leaky defense was not terribly leaky which was a relief.
 
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