how does ripping a stream work? is it a transcode?sites like purevolume, myspace, reverbnation, lala use streams obviosuly but when using a media catcher (not recorder) are you capturing the file as is or do their players transcode the file on the fly thus your catching a worse version
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Re: how does ripping a stream work? is it a transcode?If you record from a sound card, you lose some quality (of course you can use lossless formats, but then you will waste hard disk space).
If you download stream or capture packets from a streaming media player, you get a perfect digital copy of the stream (without any quality loss). |
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Re: how does ripping a stream work? is it a transcode?like it the original file is 320 kbps is it possible the stream is outputting at 128?
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Re: how does ripping a stream work? is it a transcode?I think it needs original file to work..
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Re: how does ripping a stream work? is it a transcode?ok so lets say there is a 320 kbps song on purevolume but when the stream outputs at 128 kbps
when you capture the packets are you getting it at 320 or 128? |
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