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I want to download one RM song from internet, but they are not giving download facility.
So i decided to Capture it from my Soundcard, In Windows world one Tool called "Total Recorder" is there. BUt that is $$, And I am using openSUSE 10.2, Debian 3.1. But really i want to do it in Linux.
Is there any tool/program to save the Audio Packets pass through my *Sound Card*..?
I tried drakice and arecord, but both are recording through my mic.
So the tool has to capture and save while playing the audio in the internet.
I am not sure whether you can record and listen to the stream at the same time. However, as long as the buffer is filled, you can play the playfile.rm while recording goes on. If you start playing the file 60 seconds after recording you should be fine.
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Yeah, the intention of rm is definitely not that you are able to record the streams :-)
Most succes I have had to view the source of whatever popped up. Usually an application on your computer starts up and is passed a parameter which contains the url of the stream. The url can also be a small text file containing the url.
Can you post an example of a link you are trying to play?
the url of the real stream can be found with the method jlinkels explained and then dumped with the mplayer command.
The stream url of the 1st song for example is rtsp://69.13.37.214/jukebox/3646/24918.rm
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When I clicked "play selected" another window popped up with the title "Hindi Music Movie Songs - Dishant.com - Bollywood Tamil Telugu Malayalam...etc ". This window is built up with frames. You have to make the source visible of the pane which contains the play, pause etc. buttons.
In Opera you can do that by right-clicking somewhere in that pane and say Frame | View Source. If you have a different browser, find out how to do this, every browser is able to do so.
When you view this source, somewhere there is this code snippet:
if you are using firefox/iceweasel just right click on the flash popup window and choose "site information" or similar (freely translated as I have german browser). Then choose the 'links' tab and you see the url of the ram file, which contains the stream url (http://www.dishant.com/jukebox/playselected25259.ram for the 1st song). You can download that with wget or directly open the url in realplayer, then choose in the first menu 'show clip information' (freely translated) and there is the stream url.
you are joking me, right ?
look at this pic http://freenet-homepage.de/dateigarage/kde43.png
I have clicked on the place marked with an red X for the context menu, but it works everywhere in the space I marked red
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