• INTRODUCTION
• INTRODUCTION
• ABOUT THIS MANUAL
• WHAT IS?
• STREAMING?
• OGG THEORA?
• GETTING READY
• PREPRODUCTION
• THE CREW
• FOOD & COFFEE
• THE WEB PAGE
• SERVER DETAILS
• MODERATION
• HARDWARE
• HARDWARE
• CAMERA TECHNIQUE
• AUDIO TECHNIQUE
• SOFTWARE ENCODERS
• SETTINGS
• TSS
• INSTALLING TSS
• USING TSS
• TITLES AND STYLE
• OPENOFFICE.ORG
• EMBEDDING
• TESTING
• Testing
• REMOTE CONTRIBUTIONS
• MODERATION
• PLAYERS
• ARCHIVES
• EDITORS
• FFMPEG
• Pitivi
• KDENLIVE
• TRANSCODING
• TIPS N TRICKS
• Troubleshooting
• APPENDICES
• CREDITS
• Archives
• Equipment
• TheSchedule

There are few different ways to save a backup of all the content that is being transmitted.

Somebody Should Set The Title For This Chapter!

TSS dump (add screenshot)

Icecast dump (add screenshot)

wget dump (add screenshot)

vlc dump (add screenshot)

Another way to consider for having a record of an event that you streamed, is to ask the people following them to make screenshots (i have collected few from different events and it helps to give a historical recount).

Is often the case that IRC chats develop along with the content being streamed, hence we need to save the logs of the IRC chatroom. Their timestamps can be potentially used as a reference for video searches or for editing a file. (i can explain this is we consider including a chapter on future developments)