HOw to capture streaming audio?
I know there is a way to capture streaming media off the internet, if it goes through my processer and sound card, isn't there some way to capture it and put it in a file?
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Yes, you can use arecord on your pcm device (assuming the pcm device is the one getting the streaming audio).
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It easy:
mplayer -dumpstream <your_url> -novideo -dumpfile <your_file_name> jlinkels |
Just make sure capture device in the mixer is not muted, and has a good level. I find a level of about 60% is good. Then any ALSA-driver-using recording program can record output from any ALSA apps. When I want to record stuff, I just use the ALSA command line arecord program, but anything which uses the ALSA drivers will do.
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-uhm- IMHO the OP talks about capturing a live stream off the internet and put it in a file. Not to record something which gets in or out the sound card.
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With Audacious you can stream to file using the "Disk Writer plugin" as the output plugin, in Amarok you can use the Output plugin "file", and IIRC, XMMS has a similar option.
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what about something like music from youtube, which doesn't have an url? (or one that I know of)
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Btw, youtube videos do have a url (you can use many scripts such as youtube-dl to find it). E.g., Code:
mplayer -dumpaudio $(youtube-dl -g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCrGnd3ljqA) |
Nice clip suggestion.
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Yes, of course!
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Streaming Audio Recorder
I know a streaming audio recorder, which is good
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How to record streaming audio
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Looks nice with GUI and all that. Any idea whether a Linux version is available?
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