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Originally Posted by Winstontoo
Thank you very much. I had been using RMC but the audio was almost always messed up so I have been using your program instead with good results. The problems I was having came when I was using handbrake to convert to mp4 and it was not picking up the audio stream even though one existed.
If I could make one suggestion for it, it would be to have a small beep or something to let you know if the recording stopped, I have missed a few shows that had disconnected and didn't realize it.
And while I'm being greedy with your generosity, could you explain the use of the drop down with promiscuous, none and max responsiveness?
And thank you again for sharing this, it is really a nice tool.
Edit: I got it to work just fine, however that didn't seem to fix the problem I am having with the file in question. It has sound, i can hear it in the initial flv file, it shows up in Moyea FLV editor but for some reason handbrake isn't seeing it although it sees the same audio codec in other files. Guess I have some researching to do, but I did want to tell you I appreciated your help.
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Maybe the video has Nellymoser audio and this is a proprietary codec, so there aren't many applications that support it. Or it has Speex audio. FFmpeg supports Nellymoser and Speex.
The reason why Moyea FLV Editor supports them, is because it doesn't encode the audio, it does raw file editing and in that case it doesn't matter what audio codec is used.
Promiscuous mode means that it intercepts all traffic on the network. None means it only receives what it is supposed to receive, for older network cards that might not support promiscuous mode. Max Responsiveness means it will send the packets to the application as soon as it receives them, instead of buffering several packets before sending them to the application.
I'll add sound to the next version.