Record audio output / audio that is played in a web browser
Hello,
this is not a Slackware related issue but i decided to post it here because i didn't know where to post it actually. The moderators could move it to the relevant sub-forum. I listen to streams (audio and video) that are played in a browser. I would like to record the audio in a local file. Either I have to somehow capture the output of the audio card / interface / device or capture the stream itself using another application. Does anyone have any idea how i could do this? To give you more information about the streams: Audio Stream - http://www.538.nl/player/?player=rad...tion=nonstop40 . I could not get the stream URL from the page source actually. Video Stream - http://www.538.nl/538tv/ . As far as i could understand from the source this is RTMP stream (rtmp://82.201.53.52:80/livestream). I want to record only the audio, not the video. I tried to search for some solutions but i could not understand them. I have already installed rtmpdump, flvstreamer and VLC. Every suggestion for a solution would be appreciated. |
I haven't tried this myself, but you piqued my curiosity, and this article somewhat reflects my initial thoughts:
http://ubuntuincident.wordpress.com/...ndcard-output/ cheers, |
I do not have 'Capture Source'
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i tried this one. I do have a DELL machine but unfortunately i do not have a 'Capture Source'. First, I added the .asoundrc file -->OK I tried to run: Code:
bash-4.2$ amixer contents |
Pulseaudio (or another jack-capable sound server) and jack (along with audacity or some other audio recording program) should work. Install jack, then build and install pulse, then build and install audacity. The following .asoundrc file would route all audio through pulse:
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pcm.!default { |
I'm just thinking aloud here, but I'm wondering if one could use jack and bypass pulseaudio by directing jack's alsa_out to a file....
Hmmm, as I mentioned previously, this thread has me thinkin' cheers, |
You can load snd-aloop, redirect your application to the new Loopback device using the ALSA_CARD environment variable. And then record the audio from there.
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cheers, |
See this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-914405.html. The post by Buttons840. It worked for me. I am recording audio from Youtube all the time.
jlinkels |
These streaming service providers like to hide the actual IP address.
I use streamripper to record music audio. I search for a related a winamp (pls) link for the URL. For RTMP, I use rtmpdump. I wrote my own script wrapper based upon this how-to: http://seperohacker.blogspot.com/201...-on-linux.html Even with the script wrapper the process is manual but does find the true rtmp URL to download. |
qjackctl configuration
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i did the following so far: 1. installed jack-audio-connection-kit 2. run this command as explained in jack's readme: setcap cap_ipc_lock,cap_sys_nice=ep /usr/bin/qjackctl 3. installed qjackctl 4. installed pulseaudio 5. installed audacity 6. created .asoundrc with the content listed above All the applications i installed with the default settings, no optional dependencies. Please let me know how exactly i could redirect the audio from pulse to audacity in qjackctl? |
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If it doesn't work like that, jack might be in the way. I am not sure what it does, but pulse alone should be able to perform the task. jlinkels |
System sounds disappeared after installing jack/pulse
Hello,
now the system sounds disappeared after installing jack/pulse. Usually there is a startup sound when logging into KDE. Now this sound is gone and instead of that, there is a message reading that two of the devices have been removed. "Do you really want KDE to completely forget about them?". In addition to that, the sounds in Skype also disappeared and I cannot make audio calls any more. Any idea how that could be fixed? Thanks! |
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