Mann
Wong
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12/14/2001 1:10:03 AM
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Any one know how to download streaming clip?
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Scott
Currie
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12/14/2001 1:29:22 AM
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Care to elaborate on that? What kind of clip? quicktime? wmv? wma? mpg? a simple way to do any sort of multimedia manipulation is to use graph edit and a few of the provided filters. Either do it from within graph edit or just save the graph and make a stand alone app with visual studio.
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Chris
Roberts
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12/14/2001 1:49:38 AM
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right click on the link to the stream and then click on "save target as" ?
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Scott
Currie
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12/14/2001 1:54:21 AM
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doing the "save target as" will not work if it is a real streaming file. What you end up saving will be a URL of some sort. A streaming program would use this URL to connect to a server that then sends the content as it is needed. You need an application that will write whatever is sent by the server to a file. Microsoft, which is into the whole DRM scene) does not support this in media player AFAIK. so the options are to get a program that does or to make your own (which as I posted above is really easy with graphedit).
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Soceror
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12/14/2001 2:31:38 AM
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you mean from a media server??
there's a program called 'streambox' allows you to do that.
basically, you have to find out the source of the target (right click, property) then cut and paste the location to streambox, where it'll d/l it...
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mark
zuneska
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12/15/2001 12:20:15 AM
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Yes, I think you would need to be more specific. However, I think I once used a program called "Total Recorder" that was able to record streams. I know it worked for sound, but I don't recall if it worked for video as well.
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Anonymous
Person
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12/15/2001 12:34:12 AM
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you can save video streams with a video capture program. That is the one way which will work for all formats and securities.
One program I found that'll do this is:
SnagIt
http://www.techsmith.com/products/snagit/
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William
Reading
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12/15/2001 1:11:57 AM
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Yeah..I'd look into streambox, and this program called "URL snooper" if you can't find the actual address of the streaming file.
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Mirtcho
Spassov
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2/26/2002 12:59:28 AM
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Also in the old days for example if you had a sound .rm link you could simply look for a file with the same name but with a .ra extension. It worked if the song was on the server.
Example:
http://some.server.net/audio/song.rm
to
http://some.server.net/audio/song.ra
I have personally downloaded a couple of files like that.
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Yusno
Yunos
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2/26/2002 10:03:19 AM
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I'm using a program called ASFRecorder, but it works only with the old version
of WMP. You can download this program from
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A
Vallur
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2/26/2002 10:38:19 AM
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Streambox does that if you know the URL of the Stream. If you don't have the URL, try URL Snooper. But I am not sure whether it is allowed and hence I don't use it.
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Ben
Martens
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2/26/2002 11:08:48 AM
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No it's not legal and be careful because it "phones home" every time you queue a file.
You can sometimes find the file name but loading the .ram file into a text editor. Nowadays it's harder to download the files, but every once in a while you get lucky.
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Ricky
Zou
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2/26/2002 9:37:15 PM
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http://www.cyberguestz.net/websoft/StreamboxVcrSuite1.zip
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Brad
Willard
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2/27/2002 10:48:30 AM
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yeah . . . hack the website and find the main file. I think your best bet is to try and search for the clip name elsewhere
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Ju
Park
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2/27/2002 8:27:56 PM
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I use streambox to download and i open the asx file (or other relocation file) with text editor to find out where the stream really is. so far its worked for everything ive attempted.
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ganesan
ramachandran
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4/13/2002 9:37:33 PM
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realnetworks sued streambox and got the product declared as illegal.. also the zip file commonly available for download is a cracked version.. so think twice before using it... it's double violation...
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Alex
Al
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12/24/2003 1:37:18 AM
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To download streaming clip (RealVideo & RealAudio rm ra ram, Windows Media asf asx wmv wmx wma) you may use the
following software: HiDownload, StreamDown, NetTransport, WM Recorder
and many other programs. These are not screen capturing programs. They
allow you to download streaming media whether audio or video, which
you usually play using Windows Media Player, RealPlayer or RealOne Player.
But unlike these players some stream recorders allow you to use multiple threads.
There is no program capable of downloading all streaming media clips,
so please try several ones before asking a questions.
See also for more streaming media clip downloading
software. FAQ on this site may help to solve the majority of
problems occured while capturing streaming media.
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Alex
Al
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12/24/2003 1:37:57 AM
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To download streaming clip (RealVideo & RealAudio rm ra ram, Windows Media asf asx wmv wmx wma) you may use the
following software: HiDownload, StreamDown, NetTransport, WM Recorder
and many other programs. These are not screen capturing programs. They
allow you to download streaming media whether audio or video, which
you usually play using Windows Media Player, RealPlayer or RealOne Player.
But unlike these players some stream recorders allow you to use multiple threads.
There is no program capable of downloading all streaming media clips,
so please try several ones before asking a questions.
See also for more streaming media clip downloading
software. FAQ on this site may help to solve the majority of
problems occured while capturing streaming media.
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