Replay Media Catcher is the best way to capture streaming video and audio MP3's from millions of sites. With more supported protocols and formats than any other video download solution, Replay Media Catcher can make exact digital copies of streaming video from Flash, Windows Media and other server types. Plus, MP3 radio sites can be captured as well. There's no better way to snag streaming media for your personal use!
Unique to Replay Media Catcher is the
Automatic Naming feature. Any MP3 file, and videos from the most popular sites, are given descriptive names automatically. This makes it easier than ever to manage your recorded media collection.
Here's how Replay Media Catcher 3 appears in action:
Besides being a handy recorder, Replay Media Catcher makes it easy to manage your captured media. It's easy to play captured media, edit MP3 tags and rename files. Your recorded files appear in an easily managed list. And you can even record full files just by playing a small piece.
In
Demo Mode, Replay Media Catcher captures 100% of any YouTube file, and 75% of every other file. This lets you experiment with the software to ensure it works properly for you. Once you
order, that limitation disappears, and you can capture entire files.
How to Record Media
Recording media is easy. Here's how to do it:
- Open Replay Media Catcher. It appears like this:
- Click Start Recording. (Note: With some web sites it may be necessary to click Start Recording before navigating to the site.) The button changes like so:
- Play the audio or video you want to capture. Recorded files start appearing in the files list like this:
- Once recording starts, you don't need to watch what you're recording. You can stop watching or listening, and go play something else to record. Recording continues automatically.
- Click Stop Recording when you're finished recording.
It's that easy!
While capturing, you will see one of the following icons next to the recording:
In progress.
Finished
Failed. If you get this icon, double click it to see the reason the recording failed.
Partial recording finished.
Looking up name of recording.