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Originally Posted by reckone1999
thanks for your input, i guess i'll give WM Recorder a try, even though i've heard it doesnt work for a lot of people. |
You need to use
WM Recorder in the PRO mode to capture packets from Windows Media Player and Real Player. WMR is very popular, so can find many complains. Stream Ripper does support for WMR, I visit
Applian User Forums and we can tell you for sure that most of the problems with WMR and Applian recording software can be easily solved by reading the user guides. WMR may have problems with RTMP protocol which should be solved in the next version. As for recording from Windows Media Player and Real Player, WMR is the most powerful tool for that.
You can also use
WebVideoCap to capture packets from Windows Media Player.
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Originally Posted by reckone1999
and just for your own knowledge, you might want to google sniffer detection.
sniffers can be detected. i was more or less, curious if someone knew a way around it.
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They can be detected by software on your computer. They can be detected by an admin of your network if he/she can log in to your computer. Some of them can be detected by the admin of a LAN by using detection software.
I really didn't pay enough attention to the question. This is because most media streams don't come from a LAN, so one doesn't need to worry about him/her using network sniffers.