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Recording audio and video streams?
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Recording audio and video streams?
by Amosboy » Sat Jun 07, 2003 1:17 am
Hello. I have a question. Is it possible to record audio and video streams from websites? I have Windows Media Player and Real One. Is this possible to do? Also, I finally got a FTP program so I can upload mp3s to my homepage. I suppose if I have something someone is looking for I could upload that file right? Could I just add a hyperlink on this message board or is that a "no-no". Also, is there a way to restrict access to other areas on my homepage so that people could just access what I was providing for music? I realize these are a lot of questions but I do want to be able to contribute to other people's love of music if I can. Thanks.
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by Blind_Me_With_Science » Tue Sep 09, 2003 6:37 pm
You can record the audio for example with Messer. It is freeware so you can find without any problem.
About the video, there is a software called Camtasia. The problem is that not always works (unless for me). I used to capture many video streams, but la
About the video, there is a software called Camtasia. The problem is that not always works (unless for me). I used to capture many video streams, but la
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by 1981baby » Wed Sep 10, 2003 2:28 pm
htere's also a program called streambox recorder which can record things like video clips and audio clkips streamed in real media. it can't record live stuff though. there's also a program that allows you to save stuff you played in windows when i think o
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by MikeP » Thu Sep 11, 2003 2:44 am
By all means post links to sites where you can download these programs. I don't have a problem with anything except perhaps direct links to mp3's or other downloadable-type files. In other words, links to other web pages that are relevant within the topic
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by Agamis » Sun Sep 14, 2003 9:47 pm
I have recorded streaming audio with Streamripper. It is a plugin for the Winamp player and is really easy to use. One limitation is that it can only record streaming mp3s -- there is no Windows Media stream support at this point. Streamripper is avail
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