Okay. Thank you for the explanation. But how did you get the screen caps if you didn't capture/save the videos? Are just using the PRT SCRN function on your keyboard while the video is streaming live?

Anyway, would you mind linking to the one behind the paywall? Someone here might decide they don't mind paying to access and record it.

Just checked. It's just a three-minute recap actually. Just before someone pays 79 kr (11 dollars) for something they think is a whole run.

But here you go anyway. All photos already posted in this thread, so don't buy access to see those.

ekstrabladet.dk/musik/dkmusiknyt/mega-galleri-noegenloebet-tilbage-efter-tre-aar/9322058

Re the PRT-SCRN. For the Ekstra Bladet one. I managed to pause the screen now and then in good frames through a chrome extension. But then it would return to live after a few seconds.

The Se og Hør one did have ad VOD function allowing to go two hours back. Very handy for picking some good screenshots. But sadly they wiped the thing before you could figure out how to save the video. The B.T. one was really not worth it. Think i got a few screenshots from shitty angles in their one camera setup with 260p quality. Gone shortly after ending.

Okay. Thanks for all that.

I already grabbed that 3:17 video (it didn't require me to pay for some reason), so I'll be posting that along with the 24:38 video from seoghoer.dk later tonight, unless someone else wants to and beats me to it. It's a bummer that we weren't able to get the longer video from ekstrabladet with the interviews, as that's the kind of rare content we don't get to see often, but c'est la vie.

For future reference, there are some pretty simple ways to record your screen and capture video, not just individual still photos. That way, you could just record whatever you're watching at the given moment, then go back and edit out clips, or just repost the whole video.

If you're on a Windows system, pressing the Windows key + G brings up the "Xbox Game Bar," and then all you have to do is click on a button to start recording. Alternatively, Camtasia Studio is a pretty user-friendly video capture software, and while it's pricey, one can download it for free off bittorrent sites, etc.

Sounds good.

I know very well how to record my screen. But first of all. It's not really my thing uploading videos anywhere, so I don't often record them either. I normally contribute with photos, even photos behind subscription walls, and links to this site and I'm fine with that. Second of all, I wanted to get the best of all three streams while I was also doing other stuff at my computer, so using the screen recorder to record one of the streams wasn't an option today. I considered it and actually tried to grab the Se og Hør one. Didn't manage to, unfortunately. But seems like others did, so that is cool.

Okay. I understand what you're saying. I was under the mistaken impression that you wanted the video, and were unable to get it. If you only want to save and contribute photos, that's of course your prerogative. From my viewpoint, saving the raw video is always better (even short clips of it), since even if you only wanted to grab still photos, having the original video would allow you to do that at your leisure instead of on the fly. But none of us are getting paid to do this, and everyone is free to make whatever contribution they want, and how you go about doing it is entirely up to you.

Thanks again for your efforts. I didn't realize they were broadcasting the race live these days, so maybe next year I'll set my alarm and have a go at recording them myself.

I do sometimes record live videos to get the best caps, but I would often delete them again when gone through them. But I would never save a YouTube video for example. If it's gone it's gone. That works fine for me. I'm just not a video guy. When I've seen things one time it gets boring for me anyways and then I move on to something else and rarely come back to the old stuff.

It's not that I want to keep content for myself. If that was the case then I would not share that much here. I just don't wanna go through the extra effort it takes with video when it doesn't really interest me.

I really did not get anything today else than photos though because keeping up with all the live streams sucking down my RAM with all those ads on tabloid news sites was stressfull AF.

I found a link where there was a 28min of a live streaming, and tryied to download with jdownloader, but wasn't possible, so I decided to capture some moments with OBS, but coulnd't play it anymmore, they substituted with that video of the winner giving an interview with that worker vest...

Yeah, I think I have that video, but it's 24:38 rather than 28:00. I managed to grab it right before it switched to the video of the girl in the orange safety vest. It's uploading now, and I'll link when I have it.

What I don't have is full video with the reporter from Ekstra Bladet interviewing various girls, the screencaps of which were posted on the first couple pages. It looks like that video was replaced with a shorter edited one as well, and while it does have some nudity it's missing most of the more interesting content. I'm uploading that as well.

In the meantime, here are some fun pics that I think haven't been posted.

Here's the shorter of the two vids I have. It includes a brief interview with just one of the participants. Caps attached.

Edit: I should mention that the relatively low quality (540p) was the highest resolution available.

mega.nz/file/D5djBQKK#cOauF1uDDQp9WWftC4aY2ayvAStBG2fWHsi6OVgBL xc

Here's the longer of the two vids. It doesn't appear to be the original full livestream, but rather a longer (24:38) edit that includes the most interesting parts. As discussed above, this too was taken down earlier today, and then replaced with a shorter edit with no nudity.

Perhaps I'm suffering from recency bias, or perhaps my memory is failing, but I think this might be the best Roskilde video we've ever had on OCC. The quality is excellent for the most part (1920x1080), with just a bit of pixelation here and there when the livestream appears to lag a bit. And as for the content... well, let's just say that the run itself is the least interesting part. We've got a front row seat for the calisthenic warmup with plenty of bouncing and jiggling. And then there's the pre-race hydration, which is conducted in the least efficient but sexiest way possible. And then we've got a post-race interview with one of the participants, who seems to be feeling the effects of her pre-race beer and cigarettes, while she lays in the grass spread-eagle.

As discussed above, it looks like there were other livestream videos that were taken down before we could grab them. If anyone has them, or knows where they can be gotten, please for the love of god let me know.

Caps attached.

mega.nz/file/z8kSnZCY#4X3-cNHUufZbZ0viCMuy2Dn0TdX1Qaf3WyqJkhXzf0Q