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I. Batch recorder for Audials 2021 and older: How to record streams from the web browser
II. Audials 2023: How to record streams IN Audials
The Audials Batch recorder is available for Netflix, Amazon Video and Disney+. You can save the URLs now and record the movies, for example over night.
I. Batch recorder for Audials 2021 and older: How to record streams from the web browser
- In the Navigation, go to "Video Streaming".
- In the upper part go to "Batch recording" and click on "+Add movie to queue".
- Open the video in the browser to have it detected and copy the link.
Only Chrome, Firefox and Edge are supported as browsers. - Audials detects the video URL and the title automatically, but you can enter it also manually.
- Click on "Add" and if you want to add more movies, click on "Add another...".
- When you're ready for the recording, click on "Play & record queue".
- Choose Firefox, Chrome or Edge as browser and click on "Next".
Please make sure that you are logged into all used video services in the selected browser and that the access data is saved in the browser. - Click on "Start" and Audials will start recording.
Results
Audials opens the URLs automatically and records the movies one after the other. All recorded files are automatically saved on the computer and are listed in the player after a short time.
Please note: In case of a series, Audials records only the content of the URL that you entered and not the whole series.
II. Audials 2023: How to record streams IN Audials
With the brand new batch recorder, you will not need to copy & paste URLs. Search for movies directly in Audials and add them to the batch recorder with just one click.
1. In the Navigation, go to "Video Streaming".
2. In the upper part go to "Batch recording" and click on "+Add movie to queue".
3. Select Netflix, Amazon Video or Disney+. If you have not logged in to the video streaming service, you will asked to do so in Audials.
4. If you have found the video you need, play it back for a few seconds and click the green button "Add to queue".
5. After you have added all films, click the "Play & record queue" button.
6. Select the internal player in the next window.
7. If necessary, you will be able to activate the subtitles etc. in the next window.
8. After you have clicked the green "Next" button, recording will start.
Results
Audials opens the URLs automatically and records the movies one after the other. All recorded files are automatically saved on the computer and are listed in the player after a short time.
Comments
6 comments
I’m running under Windows 10. When I batch record, it combines all the videos into one large video. How can I fix this? Plus, each video segment starts a few minutes in to each segment so I can’t even cut them apart. Batching is useless.
Im running window
s 10. When I try to batch record, I get the follow error. batching is not working
When I try to batch record several videos in a series from a website (NOT in this case from any of the major streaming services), I can indeed add the urls to the queue, but when I click on 'play and record' a pop up appears with really confusing titles and controls. The title at the very top of the pop-up says 'Record Record one video', but below that, centered, bold, and in larger text it says 'Ready to batch-record' (which is what I want), BUT, the last line in the pop-up is actually a text entry bar labeled 'URL', and the 'Next' button remains grayed out unless you put in a URL, meaning that this pop-up is NOT drawing from the batch queue.
If you DO enter a URL click next, the recording window launches and says 'Recording 0 of X'where 'X' is the number of videos in the queue, indicating that it IS going to try and batch record for you, but it then inevitably fails to successfully record the anything...
I am able to record videos from this website one at a time but since its a series of 90 workout videos I actually paid to have access to, It would really be helpful to me if I could save them in batches instead of having to do them one at a time.
Where is the option to add multiple audio tracks to the batch to have all merge into one video when complete?
In the general settings there is an option for first and second audio track but no option that I can find to actually select any audio track!
Hello delusionalmatt,
we do not have such an option yet.
We have forwarded your request to our developers as a feature request. It will be up to Project managers to decide whether to implement this or not in the future.
Thank you for your understanding!
I can't get Xfinity to record at all, whether in Batch mode or the single recording mode. Has anyone had any luck with Xfinity? It would be the main reason I'd buy Audials (I'm using the trial version).
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