>>1289264I started writing a tutorial on how to navigate git and how to install the prerequisites but I realized it might come as overwhelming since you said you pretty much have no idea how to do that.
So, instead, i believe you should try yt-dlp for recording twitch streams like an anon said in the previous thread.
if you're running modern version of windows 10 or above you do the following
>open terminal as administrator >type: winget install yt-dlpyou now have it installed. for the program to work properly you need FFMPEG and python.
for ffmpeg, you follow the instructions in this link
https://www.wikihow.com/Install-FFmpeg-on-Windowsfor python you go to
https://www.python.org/downloads/ and download and install the latest version
now that you have ffmpeg and python installed, you can start recording any stream live by doing the following
>go to the folder where you want to save the stream in>shift+right click>click on "open in terminal">in the terminal type yt-dlp and the link to the stream you want to download>yt-dlp https://www.twitch.tv/loltyler1>the stream is now downloading, will stop when stream stops. do not close the terminal window just leave it aloneI think this is probably the easiest solution for downloading streams. Tried it and it works. With the software from the twitch-stream-recorder github you need streamlink, which uses the Twitch API, and for that you have to register your twitch account as developer and configure the
config.py file and I assume you would rather not do that
