lauwarm/streamlink-recorder repository overview

⁠docker-streamlink-recorder

Automated Dockerfile to record livestreams with streamlink

⁠Description

This is a Docker Container to record a livestream. It uses the official Python Image⁠ with the Tag buster , installs streamlink⁠ and uses the Script streamlink-recorder.sh⁠ to periodically check if the stream is live.

⁠Usage

To run the Container:

$ docker run -v /path/to/vod/folder/:/home/download -e streamLink='' -e streamQuality='' -e streamName='' -e streamOptions='' -e uid='' -e gid='' lauwarm/streamlink-recorder

Example:

$ docker run -v /home/:/home/download -e streamLink='twitch.tv/twitch' -e streamQuality='best' -e streamName='twitch' -e streamOptions='--twitch-disable-hosting' -e uid='1001' -e gid='1001' lauwarm/streamlink-recorder

⁠Notes

/home/download - the place where the vods will be saved. Mount it to a desired place with -v option.

/home/script - the place where the scripts are stored. (entrypoint.sh and streamlink-recorder.sh)

/home/plugins - the place where the streamlink plugins are stored.

streamLink - the url of the stream you want to record.

streamQuality - quality options (best, high, medium, low).

streamName - name for the stream.

streamOptions - streamlink flags (--twitch-disable-hosting, separated by space)

uid - USER ID, map to your desired User ID (fallback to 9001)

gid - GROUP ID, map to your desired Group ID (fallback to 9001)

The File will be saved as streamName-YearMonthDay-HourMinuteSecond.mkv