[sebastian]

Hi,

I was wondering how one could rip the mp3-streams of awdio.com. I was trying URL Snooper (http://all-streaming-media.com/find-stream-URL/Project-URL-Snooper-Find-the-actual-stream-URL-Free-download.htm) for the mp3-url but did not have any luck, the program didn't find anything.

Does anyone know how I can find out the url of the streams?

Thanks in advance.

[sebastian]

D'oh, Replay Media Catcher (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/Replay-Media-Catcher-HTTP-RTMP-FLV-MP3-ripper-recorder.htm) did the job, just had to restart the stream. ;-)

[Stream Recorder]

This HTTP .MP3 stream uses authentication or timestamps in the URLs, so you may have problems downloading such streams. But you can always use software that captures packets or just get it from the cache of your web-browser:
FAQ: How to record/download/capture/save Adobe Flash .FLV video HTTP stream from embedded player (http://all-streaming-media.com/faq/recording-media-stream/faq-record-download-capture-save-flash-flv-video-http.htm)

Replay Media Catcher (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/Replay-Media-Catcher-HTTP-RTMP-FLV-MP3-ripper-recorder.htm) can perfectly rip HTTP .MP3 streams from awdio.com and you don't even need to use its Web Stream Dumper

[julienulrich]

Guys,

I understand why you may want to record Awdio's streams, but I just want to make you aware that such practices are killing us. Some people have posted sets that they have recorded on rapidshare for instance, which several clubs have noticed. They have since terminated their relationship with us.

Again, I understand why you are recording, but please help us grow first - or at least let us grow:-) We will offer re-broadcast capabilities very soon, and many cool other features, promised.

Take care,

Julien, CEO of Awdio

[Stream Recorder]

Guys,

I understand why you may want to record Awdio's streams, but I just want to make you aware that such practices are killing us. Some people have posted sets that they have recorded on rapidshare for instance, which several clubs have noticed. They have since terminated their relationship with us.

Again, I understand why you are recording, but please help us grow first - or at least let us grow:-) We will offer re-broadcast capabilities very soon, and many cool other features, promised.

Take care,

Julien, CEO of Awdio

Guys, do you know many CEOs that are that nice?

Please note that Streaming audio/video recorders (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/all-streaming-video-recording-software.htm) (software capable of recording video and audio streams) are intended for use as personal archiving tools only. Please respect the rights of the copyright holders of any material you record. We strongly discourage people uploading recordings to file sharing web-sites or distributing them through p2p networks illegally.

If you like a broadcast you've recorded, please buy the media! Our web-site is not intended to be a replacement for the media stores, rather it allows you to listen/watch and make an educated purchase.

There are many good reasons to buy media:

You help support an artist, a movie maker, ...
Your media will be of the highest quality.
You'll sleep better knowing you did the right thing.

[julienulrich]

Please, please, could you REALLY help us and not provide such clear links such as at
http://all-streaming-media.com/download-streaming-videos-and-music/

It's pretty straightforward how to do it, let users figure it our by themselves. When clubs and artists search for Awdio on the internet they find that link.

HELP us please.

Julien
CEO, Awdio

[Stream Recorder]

The tutorial was removed.

[sebastian]

Well, Replay Media Catcher (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/Replay-Media-Catcher-HTTP-RTMP-FLV-MP3-ripper-recorder.htm) is working, but it really slows down my system.

Since the internal mp3-url changes every few minutes, I was wondering if there's a tool that automatically keeps the mp3s of my browsers cache. After every internal url-change, the Internet Explorer automatically deletes the old mp3. :-(

[any ANONYMOUS forum user]

Since the internal mp3-url changes every few minutes, I was wondering if there's a tool that automatically keeps the mp3s of my browsers cache. After every internal url-change, the Internet Explorer automatically deletes the old mp3. :-(
I have noticed Icecast MP3 streams at awdio.com and they can be recorded easily with Shoutcast/Icecast radio stream rippers (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-audio-stream/mp3-audio-stream-rippers-grabbers-Download-live-Icecast-Shoutcast-compatible-radio-stations.htm).