Category: Snagscope

You may have noticed recently that some Periscope broadcasts no longer offer a “Copy URL” option (or Permalink, as commonly referred to). Permalinks give users the ability to share content easily with one another, and most media downloaders rely on them to extract image and video files. A few weeks ago Periscope announced a new ...

Twitter app users can now Go Live without Periscope. When composing a Tweet on iOS or Android, users can add a live video stream to their timeline by tapping the live video icon. Until now, users wishing to save these live tweets would have to open them in Periscope in order to capture them using Snagscope, ...

Snagscope has proven to be an effective utility for capturing Periscope broadcasts, but it requires an Android smartphone or tablet to run, which is a drawback for some users. Well, not any longer. In this article, we will show you an easy way to get Snagscope (and Periscope) to run on your Mac or Windows PC. There are many ...

A question frequently asked by Periscope users is “can I save Periscope videos?” Sometimes they mean saving their own broadcasts, and sometimes they mean saving someone else’s. There are many ways to achieve this, some supported by Periscope, and some not. Below is an overview of the various ways that Periscope broadcasts can be saved, ...

What’s Periscope? Periscope is Twitter’s live-streaming video app that allows you to share and experience live broadcasts from around the world on your smartphone or tablet. Periscopers broadcast themselves or live events and users can interact with them by leaving text comments or “pumping hearts” to show their love. The broadcasts are generally available for ...