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Old 09-16-2009, 06:05 AM   #1
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ripping flash audio


I think this is the right place:

There are some jingles here, They are in flash format, any idea on how to record them? I do know there is a download demo, link, but the flash ones have a neater edit.

http://www.tmstudios.com
 
Old 09-16-2009, 09:34 AM   #2
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It is probably best to download the mp3 demo and break it up with audacity.

However, if you must grab the shockwave audio files directly:

First you need to find the files where the audio is being streamed. This usually means looking at the page source. In the example web page, the main menu is in the following file:
Code:
http://www.tmstudios.com/mp3/xml_files/category_All_Jingles.xml
If you look at the contents of the above file, you will see a list of the submenu files, for example:
Code:
http://www.tmstudios.com/mp3/xml_files/tracklist_140.xml
If you have a look at the contents of the submenu file, you will see the list of flash audio files, for example:
Code:
http://www.tmstudios.com/mp3/KDKA_demo.swf
In this case, the audio stream is already in mp3 format, so you can just dump it using mplayer, for example:
Code:
mplayer http://www.tmstudios.com/mp3/KDKA_demo.swf -dumpaudio -dumpfile KDKA_demo.mp3

Last edited by neonsignal; 09-16-2009 at 09:38 AM.
 
Old 09-16-2009, 01:35 PM   #3
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However, if you must grab the shockwave audio files directly:

<snip>
mplayer http://www.tmstudios.com/mp3/KDKA_demo.swf -dumpaudio -dumpfile KDKA_demo.mp3
</code>
thanks a lot for that. the jingles in the demo are mixed together well, so they wouldn't sound as good, after editing.

thanks again.
 
Old 09-16-2009, 05:35 PM   #4
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