MySpace-download MP3 music files (save .MP3 audio streamed through the RTMP protocol)

how i can download from myspace?

it use RTMP audio streaming

How to record/download/capture/save Macromedia Flash .FLV video HTTP stream from embedded player
http://all-streaming-media.com/faq/r...video-http.htm

How to record/download/capture/save Macromedia Flash .FLV video RTMP, RTMPT stream from embedded player
http://all-streaming-media.com/faq/r...video-rtmp.htm

i need to save audio stream, not from sound driver (" any signal produced by your sound card")

I've heard about some plans to develop RTMP recorders, however haven't seen them yet. So ATM there is no any alternative.

[compn]

http://www.mouseindustries.com/gopher/

myspace mp3 gopher can record them off the rtmp servers.

Originally Posted by compn

http://www.mouseindustries.com/gopher/

myspace mp3 gopher can record them off the rtmp servers.

MySpace MP3 Gopher is a freeware Windows software that allows you to download mp3 files from MySpace. There is also an online verion of the program that should work with any OS.

How MySpace MP3 Gopher downloads MP3 files via HTTP and RTMP protocols:
1. Paste a friend id into the MySpace MP3 Gopher and click the "Get song listing" button . Myspace MP3 Gopher then connects to Myspace and downloads a listing of all available songs from that friend id.

2. Double click on a song in the list and click on download or preview. Download will immediatly download the song to your hard drive while preview will play it.

Download MySpaceMp3Gopher
Platform: Windows 95/98/ME/2K/XP/Vista
Current Version: v2.9.1.

Download ZIP Archive: MySpaceMp3Gopher.zip (111 kb.)
http://www.mouseindustries.com/gophe...eMp3Gopher.zip

OPTIONAL DLL to enable MP3 Previewing (just place in same directory as the app): BASS.DLL (91 kb.)
http://www.mouseindustries.com/gopher/bin/bass.dll

[compn]

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder

Current Version: v1.2
Current Status: NOT WORKING - as of 9/16/2006 the Gopher stopped working. I am working to fix it. Try back later.

refresh the page...

Current Version: v2.9.1
Current Build Info: Sep 28 2006 10:33:56 [REL] MSVC++ 6.0 SP6
Current Status: WORKING
Download ZIP Archive: MySpaceMp3Gopher.zip (111 kb.)
or Download EXE: MySpaceMp3Gopher.exe (132 kb.)

Not sure how old these posts are, but it would appear that Gopher is broken now..

Platform: Windows 2K/XP/Vista (Sorry, I don't have time to QA 95/98/ME. If you get it to work on these platforms, then good for you!)
Current Version: v3.0.1 XLT
Current Build Info: Oct 12 2006 16:36:58 [REL] MSVC++ 6.0 SP6
Current Status: BROKEN I went on a business trip for the weekend, when I got back it was broken. Give me some time.. fix is on the way. (10/23/2006)
Download ZIP Archive: MySpaceMp3Gopher.zip (118 kb.)
or Download EXE: MySpaceMp3Gopher.exe (140 kb.)

He posted that over 3 months ago. So, any alternatives?

Originally Posted by Callisto

Not sure how old these posts are, but it would appear that Gopher is broken now..

So, any alternatives?

At least 2 alternatives are under development. Both are on the early stage. Hopefully they will be available very soon.

[The_HB]

Easy Alternative: CACHE RIPPING


I prefer the manual method for ripping music from MySpace and sites like YouTube for that matter. This method works for sites that are dumb enough to store their streaming content in your cache (there's a surprisingly large number of such sites). I sometimes crack up when sites use a great deal of anti-ripping scripts but stream the data directly into your cache .


**Works for Firefox**

1) Clear you cache.

2) Play the song once through.

3) In a new tab or window, type "about:cache?device=disk" into the address bar to show the cache entries.

4) Search through the list. You might want to search for "mp3" or relevant terms to speed up the process. You will come across a relatively large file (usually > 1 000 000 bytes).

5) Click on the blue link of the cache entry. This reveals the location and file name of the cache file. Extract the cache file from your harddrive and give it the file extension ".mp3", if that doesn't work - try ".wma".