Post: How to share videos to other sites with the share feature.
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11-17-2013, 04:02 PM
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Joel
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1. You are going to need a Facebook account to do this, just create a random one and link it to your PSN.
2. Upload the clip you want to share to Facebook.
3. Once you done that, you will see a post about your video:
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4. Click on the video, set the video privacy to Public:
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5. Now, go to this website: You must login or register to view this content.
Copy the post of the video from your facebook, paste it to the URL on that site. Make sure you have HD enabled if you want to have clear non blurry video.
6. Once you done that, then you are going to get a link that says download video. Click it. It will pop up a video, just right click, save as and boom you got a video! You can edit it, do whatever! Yes it can be up to 15 minutes, no need to buy yourself a converter to bypass HDCP.
Another method:
Livestream your gameplay to Twitch.
Twitch will save a video for you once you are done, you can have the option to upload the livestream to Youtube and upload it from Twitch's connection.
Method from xAlienWare:
Originally posted by xAlienWare
Just hit play on the video on facebook and remove the www. in the url and put in m load the page right click and go to download, :plank:
You can consider this your new capture card for the time being, no need to spend 200+ dollars on one + buy a converter for it :p
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12-17-2013, 07:44 AM
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BrinkerzHD
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12-17-2013, 06:39 PM
#15
Alt
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Originally posted by Joelrca
So as of now, you can share videos via Facebook only. I'll teach you how to share it not just on Facebook, but on Youtube and such.
1. You are going to need a Facebook account to do this, just create a random one and link it to your PSN.
2. Upload the clip you want to share to Facebook.
3. Once you done that, you will see a post about your video:
You must login or register to view this content.
4. Click on the video, set the video privacy to Public:
You must login or register to view this content.
5. Now, go to this website: You must login or register to view this content.
Copy the post of the video from your facebook, paste it to the URL on that site. Make sure you have HD enabled if you want to have clear non blurry video.
6. Once you done that, then you are going to get a link that says download video. Click it. It will pop up a video, just right click, save as and boom you got a video! You can edit it, do whatever! Yes it can be up to 15 minutes, no need to buy yourself a converter to bypass HDCP.
Another method:
Livestream your gameplay to Twitch.
Twitch will save a video for you once you are done, you can have the option to upload the livestream to Youtube and upload it from Twitch's connection.
You can consider this your new capture card for the time being, no need to spend 200+ dollars on one + buy a converter for it :p
1. You are going to need a Facebook account to do this, just create a random one and link it to your PSN.
2. Upload the clip you want to share to Facebook.
3. Once you done that, you will see a post about your video:
You must login or register to view this content.
4. Click on the video, set the video privacy to Public:
You must login or register to view this content.
5. Now, go to this website: You must login or register to view this content.
Copy the post of the video from your facebook, paste it to the URL on that site. Make sure you have HD enabled if you want to have clear non blurry video.
6. Once you done that, then you are going to get a link that says download video. Click it. It will pop up a video, just right click, save as and boom you got a video! You can edit it, do whatever! Yes it can be up to 15 minutes, no need to buy yourself a converter to bypass HDCP.
Another method:
Livestream your gameplay to Twitch.
Twitch will save a video for you once you are done, you can have the option to upload the livestream to Youtube and upload it from Twitch's connection.
You can consider this your new capture card for the time being, no need to spend 200+ dollars on one + buy a converter for it :p
Just done the first way and its not HD.. Unless it takes time before it pops up saying HD (because Youtube does that)
Also, Twitch doesn't save your livestreams?
12-17-2013, 08:10 PM
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Joel
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Originally posted by Alt
Just done the first way and its not HD.. Unless it takes time before it pops up saying HD (because Youtube does that)
Also, Twitch doesn't save your livestreams?
Also, Twitch doesn't save your livestreams?
Recheck and see if it says HD on it. If not, then I guess I don't know the problem is right there. As for livestreaming, I heard someone saying about their videos saving when livestream ends and it saved for me once when I livestreamed for PS3. I believe it's under your Twitch settings where it says archive clip:
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Just a picture showing HD feature on it.
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