- Streaming Video
- Posted by Johnny Lingo on August 11th, 2004
What software can be used to capture Steaming Video?
- Posted by Johnny Lingo on August 11th, 2004
Or Streaming audio?
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- Posted by Stephen Cooke on August 11th, 2004
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Johnny Lingo wrote:
Depends if you have a disc burner that can boil water.
swac
- Posted by Martin on August 11th, 2004
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What format is the stream that you want to capture?
Windows Media / Real /Quicktime?
Martin.
- Posted by Waterperson77 on August 11th, 2004
I've found some that claim to record streaming video. However, everyone that
I've found that claims to, does not record streaming video in any watchable
format.
Windows media recorder claims to record streaming video, but does not do so
correctly, even when the stream is at or below your connection speed.
ditto for other streaming media recorders that claim to record streaming video.
you're better off just watching the video online without recording.
It's much more watchable that way.
- Posted by Johnny Lingo on August 11th, 2004
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YES, all of the above
- Posted by Martin on August 12th, 2004
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Well for capturing Windows Media Format i have successfully used HiNet
Recorder.
Freeware from http://en.hoonnet.com/english1/recorder_intro.html
Software to capture Real is rarer - the StreamboxVCR works but is now an
'outlawed' piece of software.
I think it breaks Real's copyright so Real took legal action against the
authors.
However download links to StreamboxVCR can be found on Google.
And as for Quicktime - i've never seen any software that can capture
streaming QT format.
The standard Quicktime browser plug-in will allow you to save a streamed
file once it's finished streaming - but i guess this is only for
un-protected streams.
I have also seen guides that use the DirectX utility GraphEdit to capture
streaming media - though i've never invested the time to learn this one.
Here's a link to one guide
http://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/180205.php
A search on Google for 'graphedit stream capture' will reveal more.
HTH.
Martin.
- Posted by napalm68 on August 12th, 2004
Just look for a program call nettransport.
- Posted by Jay G on August 13th, 2004
Waterperson77 <waterperson77@wmconnect.com> wrote:
Well of course video quality is going to be a problem when
you're trying to watch it with your HEAD stuck up your ASS.
-Jay
- Posted by jware on August 13th, 2004
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 19:50:36 GMT, "Johnny Lingo"
<johnnylingo@nospam.com> wrote:
NetTransport
rightclick and download the small streaming file
change the name of that file to .txt and open it
copy and paste address from txt file to NT, go
- Posted by DJAnonimo on August 13th, 2004
Hi Recorder is a little buggly
Try to use another one
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- Posted by Jeff Hansman on August 14th, 2004
Total Recorder will record any streaming audio to several formats, though
you need an MP3 codec to save to that format. Been using it for about a year
now and it works great.
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