Re: Recording Internet audio stream

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2008/7/16 fred smith <fredex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>> >I would like to record an audio stream that is broadcast on the
>> >Internet. How can I do that? Any ideas?
>>
>> I use stream ripper.  I don't know if it's still in active development
>> or not, but it works just fine for me.  I think Amarok and other players
>> like that have the capability.
>
> VLC can record a stream, and so can mplayer. Though the  only way I know of
> to do it in mplayer is via commandline settings, but that doesn't mean that's
> the only way...

I thank both of you for your suggestions. However, the address of the
audio stream that I am wanting to record is not visible to me (inside
flash), and therefore none of your suggestion will work. Any further
ideas?

Paul

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