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npo

v1.2.0

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CLI utility to watch NPO streams in QuickTime Player

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NPO Streams

CLI utility for macOS to watch NPO live- and video streams in QuickTime Player.

Introduction

In 2016 the Dutch public broadcaster NPO had a bunch of live streams to watch the 2016 summer olympics. I got annoyed watching the streams in a browser, so I created a small tool to watch the olympics in QuickTime Player. A year later I rewrote the tool to support the 11 public NPO streams plus NPO videos (e.g. 'uitzending gemist') and decided to share it with the world.

Note: The NPO has a geoblock on their streams. Streaming NPO channels and videos is only possible in The Netherlands!

Prerequisites

Installation

  • In your terminal type npm install -g npo.

Documentation

Watch NPO live streams

In your terminal type

  • npo or npo --help to show the available NPO live streams.
  • npo [stream name] to start watching a stream. E.g. npo cultura.

Watch NPO Video streams

Go to the NPO site and select the video of your choosing. Copy the url from the address. Open your terminal and type npo --video [url from your address bar] to start watching the video. E.g. npo --video https://www.npo.nl/zondag-met-lubach/VPWON_1250334.

Download NPO Video streams

Go to the NPO site and select the video of your choosing. Copy the url from the address. Open your terminal and type npo --download [url from your address bar] to start watching the video. E.g. npo --download https://www.npo.nl/zondag-met-lubach/VPWON_1250334.

Participate

In case you like to improve this package (e.g. add new streams or support for other platforms/videoplayers) then feel free to create a pull request.

License

NPO Streams is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.txt for more information.