Intro:
I had asked for a video to be recorded with during an interaction with a vendor so I could reference it later. Upon receiving the email with the link I quickly realized you can't download it locally to save. There's another caveat:
According to this post (https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-blog/how-to-manage-microsoft-teams-meeting-recording-auto-expiration/ba-p/3053035), new video recordings will automatically expire 60 days after they are recorded if no action is taken, except for A1 (education license) users who will receive a max 30-day default setting.
Since we have no clue what other admins have set as the default time expiration, we need a way to download a copy of the video to reference in the future asap. Microsoft presents the video as view-only and it cannot be downloaded.
Solution:
- Open Chrome (or the browser of your choice) and load the page with the video that you want to download.
- Open page inspector (Ctrl + Shift + C).
- Click on the Network tab.
- Type "videomanifest" where it says “Filter URLs“.
- Press F5 to refresh the page.
- When the page reloads, copy the file URL. See below:
Next we'll use FFmpeg to download the video from the URL above:
ffmpeg -i "https://videomanifest_url" -codec copy output.mp4
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