Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?You use old version of Replay AV. Please download the latest one and try again.
But NetTransport shows timeout after trying to connect. So there must be some problem with rtsp or ports. Real Player can automatically change ports and protocols. You can try to change ports and protocols manually. But it is easier to find the stream URL that Real Player uses with the URL Finder of Replay AV or with freeware URL Snooper. After finding stream URL, try to record from it. You shouldn't have any problem. |
Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?Hallo again!
I am using ReplayAV8, as per your link and the Applian web-site, so I think it's the most up to date version. I have downloaded and tried URL Snooper as you suggest, but it only gives the same rtsp url as I get by opening the ram file in Notepad, or which NetTransport can detect. As I say, even by inputting the rtsp url directly none of the programs I have tried download the streamed files apart from BBC Ripper and R7, but I only get a reasonable rendition with R7 if I make an avi file, and then there are always the problems with ram. Incidentally, I have just come across another stream recorder, SoundTap, which forms part of the Australian NCH Software Suite. I have tried it, but so far again with no result. Are the BBC rtsp streams protected from downloading? I have heard something to that effect. I wonder if your programs somehow avoid this by connecting through a proxy, as I don't use one: could this be the difference? Otherwise, I am well and truly baffled. |
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Make sure it looks like the following one: Code:
rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/bbc7/0800_fri.ra?BBC-UID=243719618206e2f91991208980009fa5f880b399309090238b9a4cc88bb5bd09_n&SSO2-UID=Also please let me know what stream URLs you can find when recording with BBC Radio Ripper. It is interesting what kind of protocol (http://, rtsp:// or pnm://) and what port number it uses (554, 7070, 8080, 80). It might be easier to find stream URLs with the URL Finder of Replay AV, 'coz URL Snooper usually gives much more links than you really need. Quote:
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Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?It seems that something has changed at the BBC's end.
I have been using Replay AV to successfully rip BBC Radio 1 and 4 streams for over a year, and a month or so ago (perhaps a little more), it stopped working. It will still connect to the URL (as per the example from "Stream Recorder") and play it, but won't rip (download) it. I've tried various other programs since (BBC Radio Ripper, HiDownload, etc.) and they all exhibit the same behaviour - they locate the rtsp stream with no problem and play it fine, but cannot rip (download it). I've also used URL Snooper to double check the stream URL, and it comes back with the same ones as I am using. The only possibility at the moment seems to be to capture the audio in real time, which is obviously what this type of software was designed to avoid. The programs themselves are still working fine, as I have tested them all with other streams (Virgin Media and XFM in the UK) and they rip as expected - it's only the BBC ones which no longer work. If anybody has any suggestions then I'd be interested, but for now it seems that ripping BBC rtsp streams isn't possible for me. |
Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?cjedj, please let me know what OS you use, what versions of Replay AV and other media stream recorders you tried...
And please also send me a couple of stream URLs you have problem with. |
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The box I rip with is Win XP (SP2), Replay AV is 8.41, BBC Radio Ripper 2.9.7 trial version (downloaded yesterday as a test). That's all that's on my system ATM, I uninstalled HiDownload and one other a couple of months back. Replay AV has always been rock solid for me until a couple of months back. None of the BBC streams which take the following format work for me: Code:
rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio1/moyles_mon.raCode:
Sun Dec 9 2:31:05 PM Download capture type: Stream CaptureCode:
Failure in starting the process! result code: -62.One thing I can't find anywhere is confirmation that anyone else can successfully download BBC streams at the moment - are you able to, and if so could you do me a favour and let me know which streams and which software you have success with? |
Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?Tried NetTransport with the first stream:
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31.01.2008 12:09:08.890 Connecting to rmv8.bbc.net.uk:554Code:
Thu Jan 31 12:10:42 PM Download capture type: Stream CaptureThe only thing I can think of is that you have port 554 closed. Make sure your firewall allows such connections. |
Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?554 is definitely open in both firewall and router, have just been back to double check.
I'm out of ideas, unless it has something to do with me having a non-UK IP address, but that seems unlikely, as I can play the streams with no issue. Looks like I'm going to have to stick to recording it for now. It's not the end of the world, but it's far less convenient. |
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rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk:7070/radio1/moyles_mon.raCode:
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Re: BBC radio recording - Why don't you recommend BBC Radio Ripper?Hi guys,
I found this thread through Google as I couldn't get WM Recorder to work with BBC audio streams either. It might interest you to know that I too was using Real Alternative and when I uninstalled this and installed Realplayer (god help me), WM Recorder started working perfectly capturing anything I launched with the BBC iPlayer. I'm not in the UK and maybe it's some combination of this and not using Realplayer which caused the issue. Hope this helps someone. Joe |
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