teams-dl

Bash-flavored multi-process script tool that will download Microsoft Teams meetings hosted on Microsoft Stream

Inspired by snobu/destreamer and sup3rgiu/MStreamDownloader but faster with aria2 and multiprocessing

Prerequisites

• Linux, macOS (this has not been tested on Windows)
• jq
• ffmpeg
• aria2

Commands

Usage: teams-dl [ -f links_file ] [ -tf ticket_file ] [ -t ticket ] [ -i links ]

       Command summary:
       -f, --file             Use links contained in file
       -t, --ticket           Input ticket from command line
       -tf, --ticket-file     Use ticket contained in file
       -i                     Input links from command line and don't use file input
       -p                     Launches specified number of processes
       -o                     Download videos in specified folder
       -v                     Output verbose logs
       -h, --help             Print info about the program

How to use

The best way you can use this tool

1. Move to the tool's folder
2. Put your teams meeting links in links.txt (each link on a single line)
3. Get the value of the Authorization Bearer using the networking tab
   • This is needed to access private videos that requires login credentials
4. Put the value of the Authorization Bearer in token
5. Execute this command

$ teams-dl -tf token -f links.txt

You can also provide links directly from command line

$ teams-dl -tf ticket.txt -i link1 link2 link3 ...

And you can also pass the ticket directly from command line

$ teams-dl -t ticket_value -i link1 link2 link3 ...

If everything executes correctly you will get something similar to this

Multiprocess

Disclaimer

This tool can run multiple downloads in parallel by using multiprocessing, this feature is intended only for people that have a good internet connection.

You can specify how many parallel downloads you want by using the -p command flag

This command will download 5 meetings concurrently

$ teams-dl -tf ticket.txt -f links.txt -p 5