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What is Digital Concert Hall?

Digital Concert Hall isn’t your average TV. It’s basically this internet-powered wonder that lets you catch the Berlin Philharmonic doing their thing, live! You can also dig into a treasure trove of old performances (to be precise, fifty years’ worth). And fresh-on-demand shows and artist chats, too. You can watch on your phone, tablet, laptop, whatever you’ve got, unless it’s a potato.

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Offline Features of Digital Concert Hall

The "Digital Concert Hall" offers an offline functionality, allowing you to enjoy concert segments on your mobile phone or tablet through the iOS and Android applications. 

However, the downloaded videos cannot be copied or saved; they can only be played while the ticket or monthly subscription remains valid. Here is how to use the offline feature of the "Digital Concert Hall"

Step1
First, grab the app. If you’re on iOS, mosey over to the Apple App Store. For Android, Google Play or even Amazon App Store will do the trick.
Step2
Fire up the app, find that sly little “Login” link, and, yes, tap it. Enter your email and password.
Step3
Hunt down whatever it is you want to listen to, head to its info page, and hit download. And done. 

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[For PC] How to Download Digital Concert Hall Content without Expiration

1. Batch Download: StreamFab DRM M3U8 Downloader

So, as I was saying earlier, the "Digital Concert Hall" feels like music heaven. They’ve got hundreds of old concert videos by the Berlin Philharmonic, spanning fifty years. That’s a wild amount of music. 

And here's my favorite part: you can use StreamFab DRM M3U8 Downloader to grab a bunch of these gems in one go (batch downloads are a lifesaver for the impatient, like me). It also supports crisp 1080p HD and EAC3 (5.1)/AAC 2.0 sound, so you can sink into those concerts at home, comfy as you like.

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The downloaded concert videos can be permanently stored on your computer in MP4 format, allowing for viewing even after the cancellation of your membership.

Steps are as follows:

Step1
Download and install the StreamFab DRM M3U8 Downloader from the official StreamFab website.
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Step2
Launch the application and enter the URL for the "Digital Concert Hall" in the top address bar. Log into the "Digital Concert Hall" page and locate the concert video you wish to download.

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Step3
Once you’ve started playing the stream you wanted, hit that “M3U8” button. A window should pop up. Now, just pick the video and audio quality you prefer and click the “Download” button. If you want to grab a bunch of videos in one go, just click “Add to Queue.”

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Step4
To keep an eye on things, check out the left side under “Downloads” to watch your progress in real-time. Your videos will show up in either MP4 or MKV format, so you can watch them offline later, whether you’re on your PC, your trusty iPhone or Android, or even the big TV in your living room. Definitely makes train rides or airports a tad more bearable.

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The image below is a sample of a video from the Digital Concert Hall, successfully downloaded using StreamFab M3U8 Downloader, showcasing remarkably clear audio and visuals.

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2. Chrome Extension: ScreenCastify

In the digital concert hall, you can view an extensive archive of performances by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. You can utilize the complimentary Chrome extension, Screencastify, to record segments of concerts played on your computer screen. Screencastify allows you to record up to ten videos for free, though the quality is limited to 720p, and it lacks a batch recording feature, necessitating manual recording of each segment individually.

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Steps to Record a Digital Concert Hall Video Using Screencastify

Step1
Install the complimentary Screencastify extension from the Chrome Web Store.
Step2
Navigate to the Digital Concert Hall website (https://www.digitalconcerthall.com/en) and begin playing the video you wish to record.

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Step3
Launch Screencastify and select the settings to capture your entire screen, a specific window, or a tab.

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Step4
Commence the recording, capture the desired segments, then halt the recording and save the file.

[for Mobile] How to Keep Download Digital Concert Hall Downloads Forever

If you want to keep that digital concert hall magic alive on your phone, your best bet is to use the official download feature. It's safe, easy, and it just works. But if you're feeling adventurous (or stubborn), we've got two apps you might want to check out.

1. iPhone/iPad: DU Recorder

Let me gush a bit about DU Recorder - Screen Recorder for iPhone and iPad. So, this is my go-to app when I need to record my screen since it’s just simple and reliable. It doesn’t just do basic video capture; there’s also live streaming if you’re feeling like showing off in real time.

I’d say this is absolutely perfect for anyone wanting to save those digital concert hall performances. With DU Recorder, your 1080p concert recordings stay sharp, no weird blurry stuff.

Steps to record digital concert hall videos using DU Recorder:

Step1
Download and install "DU Recorder - Screen Recorder" from the App Store. Launch the application and adjust your recording settings, such as quality and frame rate.
Step2
Hit the big red record button right inside DU Recorder. Pop over to Safari, pull up the digital concert hall, and start playing whatever video you’re after.
Step3
Once you have finished recording, press the "Stop" button on DU Recorder to conclude the session.
Step4
That's it. The video saves itself right in your camera roll. If you’re feeling artsy, editing it however you like.

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2. Android: AZ Screen Recorder

AZ Screen Recorder is a widely adored screen recording application among Android users. It has garnered high praise for its intuitive interface and user-friendly functionality. This application allows for high-quality recordings, enabling you to effortlessly capture segments of concerts from the digital music hall.

Additionally, it supports live streaming, making it an excellent choice for those who wish to broadcast in real-time as well as record. High-quality recording of live-streamed videos, such as those from Stagecrowd, is also supported.

Steps to Record Digital Music Hall Videos Using AZ Screen Recorder:

Step1
First things first, grab "AZ Screen Recorder" from the Google Play Store. Install it. Fire it up and, if you’re picky like me, fiddle around with the resolution or bitrate, or don’t. Up to you.
Step2
Next, smash that big ol’ “Record” button. Open Chrome or whatever browser makes you happy, to head to the Digital Music Hall site, and then hit play on your video. That’s all. The recorder just records.
Step3
Done watching? Just tap “Stop” on the AZ widget. That’s it. Recording’s over.
Step4
The video appears right in your gallery. Ta-da! Edit or rewatch to your heart’s content.

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Conclusion

For those who aspire to permanently preserve the captivating musical content of digital concert halls, we recommend four exceptional tools: StreamFab DRM M3U8 Downloader, Screencastify, AZ Screen Recorder, and DU Recorder - Screen Recorder. However, we regard StreamFab as the preeminent choice.

StreamFab actually offers a free trial officially, so you can test out its features before jumping all the way in. Personally, I appreciate that, since I’m not big on making blind commitments. StreamFab gets a lot of love from music fans; it definitely adds something extra.

And if you’re curious about other platforms, you can find tips for downloading shows on CBC Gem. Or, for TNT fans, there’s a guide on how to watch and download video from TNT, too.