Thursday, June 25, 2009
How to capture/rip streaming media from the web
The following text is modified based on information from,
http://kuroizero.blogspot.com/2007/12/how-to-capturerip-streaming-media-from.html.
Capturing MMS
To capture the MMS protocol, use SDP (http://sdp.ppona.com). It's a free and fairly simple program to record video sent in WMV format.
Capturing RealMedia
NetTransport (http://www.xi-soft.com) can be used to capture other video formats, such as RealMedia. Note that this NetTransport is not a freeware
Using VLC Media Player
VideoLAN VLC media player is also a good solution (though not so intuitive to begin with) for downloading streaming content which includes both audio and video.
Once installed, use 'open capture device' and 'stream output' options, and in 'settings' use the destination URL, and dump raw input (by default it saves it in the VLC program folder). The rawdump can then be opened with WM Player etc.
http://kuroizero.blogspot.com/2007/12/how-to-capturerip-streaming-media-from.html.
Capturing MMS
To capture the MMS protocol, use SDP (http://sdp.ppona.com). It's a free and fairly simple program to record video sent in WMV format.
Capturing RealMedia
NetTransport (http://www.xi-soft.com) can be used to capture other video formats, such as RealMedia. Note that this NetTransport is not a freeware
Using VLC Media Player
VideoLAN VLC media player is also a good solution (though not so intuitive to begin with) for downloading streaming content which includes both audio and video.
Once installed, use 'open capture device' and 'stream output' options, and in 'settings' use the destination URL, and dump raw input (by default it saves it in the VLC program folder). The rawdump can then be opened with WM Player etc.
# posted by David @ 12:15 PM 
