[kuenkel]

hello!

i'm workin' on a macbook (Mac OS X.5) and having problems in recording a realvideo rtsp://.RM stream: http://stream.uni-wuppertal.de/ramgen/33riedl.rm
realplayer shows following clip source: http://127.0.0.1:8145/template.html?nuyhtgmz475fmhpih8dnbfzgDis9xfpw1j9f cprnbgdy5EygpnA2meckhi4eazx7DfrszbngxkacrfDia6n5mn hpreo9j3re6bAjbg4t3p4euj28Dfwiz6wfb306umi use terminal with the mplayer -dumpstream command, but connection is refused and i get a 4kB file...

can anyone help me out?

thanks in advanced!

[Stream Recorder]

You may try packet sniffers to find real stream URLs.

On a web-site like this you can also do the following:
right-click on a .RAM link and "Save target as...".
open the save .RAM metafile with any text editor.
copy stream url to the clipboard
paste the url in your stream recorder
The stream URL will look like the following one
rtsp://132.195.249.65/33riedl.rm?cloakport=80,554As for
http://127.0.0.1/it is the address of your own computer ... used by your own computer :)


Try to record this stream with the latest versions of MPlayer and VLC ...... and start using Windows XP on your Mac with bootcamp or Parallels Desktop for Max OS X
(http://all-streaming-media.com/non-streaming/Parallels-Desktop-for-Mac-OS-X-Run-Windows-simultaneously-with-Mac-OS-X.htm)

[kuenkel]

Thanks a lot man... works fine now!

I have to admit that tryin to rip it of my own computer was a stupid idea :cool:

[ishbala]

hi i was able to follow till the bit where i copy and paste the url (rtsp://128.240.229.9:554/europsy/tatt.rm?cloakport=80,554) in my windows media player but, still it pops an error saying 'Cannot play the file back. The format is invalid.'

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks:)

[Stream Recorder]

hi i was able to follow till the bit where i copy and paste the url (rtsp://128.240.229.9:554/europsy/tatt.rm?cloakport=80,554) in my windows media player but, still it pops an error saying 'Cannot play the file back. The format is invalid.'

What am I doing wrong?
rtsp:// .rm is a Real Media stream. Windows Media Player doesn't have to support that ;) Try Real Player. You may also try to use it with Windows Media Player, but you need to install Real Alternative first.