No. I never intended to record these kind of shows and I never tested it. You might be able to record them, but you have to figure it out yourself.
To convert the files to another format, you have to remux them. You don't have to reencode them, since the
files (usually, have not seen an exception yet) already contain H.264 video and AAC audio. You can remux the
files manually with tools like Avidemux, MKVToolNix or
FFmpeg or use the remux/transcode step in post-processing.
Use one of the following players:
Enable hardware acceleration in your player otherwise playback may lag.
Use one of the following players:
If you have direct access to the recordings you can use these players and open the playlist.m3u8. Otherwise use the ctbrec client. Set the Record Location to Remote and configure your server. Under General select the Player of your choice. Then you can start the playback directly from the Recordings tab.
Stop CTB Recorder. Then open the settings directory (check ConfigurationFile for the location) and delete the cookies file for that site. Start CTB Recorder again and it should work again. If it does not work, check the log file for errors. The log file is called ctbrec.log and you can find it in the installation directory of CTB Recorder. If that does not work go back to your settings directory, go up to the parent directory and delete ctbrec-minimal-browser, if it exists.
You probably have a lot of models in the "Recording" list. CTB Recorder checks the models one after the other. This is done on purpose to not fire too many requests in a short amount of time because this can cause blocks by the camsites.
It is possible to define the configuration directory and configuration file, which is used by ctbrec. This way you
can create several instances with different configurations.
On Windows, create a file called ctbrec.l4j.ini right next to ctbrec.exe. Add one of the following settings
or both to the file:
To change the config directory:
-Dctbrec.config.dir=C:\Users\boobface\Desktop\ctbrec\conf
To change only the config file:
-Dctbrec.config=abc.json
On Linux and macOS edit ctbrec.sh and add one or both of the above mentioned settings to the start line (preferably directly after $JAVA):
$JAVA -Dctbrec.config=alternate-settings.json -Djdk.gtk.version=3 -cp ctbrec-1.19.1-final.jar ctbrec.ui.Launcher