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View Full Version : Any way to rip Real streams from a website?
Shempzilla
August 22nd, 2003, 07:05 AM
Does anybody know of any way (or any program that can be used) to rip Real or Windows Media (preferably Real) format streams from a website? I would like to save some to my computer in order to access them without having to stream them over a modem at home. I've seen lots of programs for Shoutcast stream ripping, but nothing like this so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Andy L
August 22nd, 2003, 07:24 AM
Do a search for Streambox VCR, that'll do the job.
WRFan
August 22nd, 2003, 07:27 AM
try one of the following programmes:
ASFRecorder
HiDownload
SDP
Stream Down
StreamBox!VCR 1.0 Beta 3.1
these are all tools for MMS/RTSP etc. capturing. some of them work with one format, but not with the other and vice versa. the trick is to have them all and to try them all with every link until one of them manages to download the file (actually .HiDownload failed every single time to download anything when I tried it; but the others are ok and often work).
to find the location of the file use a sniffer like HttpWatch or EffeTech HTTP Sniffer or URL Snooper (or Sniff'em / CommView sniffers if you want professional sniffers)
k-lite_junkie
August 22nd, 2003, 07:45 AM
I have a program that rips Windows media from a site. It's called ASFRecorder. It rips the whole video. I havne't used it in a while so i can't remember if you can save just audio. I guess if it was just an audio stream you would get an asf file as audio only since there's no video to record. it can be found at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/asfrecorder/
You can also try Wisecroft Ripper 2, which now rips Real Audio files to mp3 format. http://www.wisecroft.com I'm not sure if that works for streaming files or not.
Your best bet is actually to download Total Recorder. You should be able to get a full version via p2p (it's where i got mine!) Total recorder will record what plays out on your speakers. The website for Total Recorder is http://www.highcriteria.com Its also good for recording copy protected cd's (that we own the rights to of course) Hah.
Hope this helps you man.
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Shempzilla
August 22nd, 2003, 11:18 AM
Thanks a million, guys, I'll try those suggestions out. I appreciate your help.
mes
September 4th, 2003, 04:51 AM
ive been lookin for stuff that can do this for ages aswell. cheers guys..
mes
web_shawk
September 4th, 2003, 09:54 AM
This ones new and sounds promissing already, though it needs work. Try it.
VRtainment CapturePad
Version 0.1beta
http://www.vrtainment.com
Then there is WM Recorder 7.0 or WM Recorder 8.0
For Windows Media video and audio streams this one works well. I like the older version 70, over 80, just because it worked it for me right off, from the jump. The new 80 hasn't worked yet, for me. All though I haven't tried but once yet.:bk