How do I get FLV Recorder to work?

[Rekrul]

I chose FLV Recorder because I use Windows 98SE and it's supposed to be compatible with it. I have WinPCap installed and working (URL Snooper works fine) and I installed the latest version of FLV Recorder.

When I go to the config and click the button to list adapters, my network card is shown, but the IP address and Netmask are both listed as 0.0.0.0. I select it anyway, click Ok, click the start button, go to YouTube and play a video. Nothing ever shows up in FLV Recorder. I tried manually editing the INI file to add the IP address and Subnet Mask obtained from IPConfig, but it still doesn't work.

If I try to add an URL manually, it appears in the list for a split second, then vanishes.

What am I doing wrong?

What kind of Network adapter do you have? Is it wireless?

What version of WinPCap do you have? Is it the same that comes with FLV Recorder?

[Rekrul]

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder

What kind of Network adapter do you have? Is it wireless?

It's a NetGear FA311/312 PCI Adapter card. The ethernet cable is connected directly from the card to my DSL modem, which is connected directly to my phone line (through a DSL filter). No wireless at any point.

Here's a screenshot of what I get;

Sorry for the mistake in my post.

What version of WinPCap do you have? Is it the same that comes with FLV Recorder?

[Rekrul]

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder

Sorry for the mistake in my post.

What version of WinPCap do you have? Is it the same that comes with FLV Recorder?

No. FLV Recorder includes a version of WinPCap that won't work under Windows 98. I'm using 3.1, which is the last stable version to support 98.

Originally Posted by Rekrul

No. FLV Recorder includes a version of WinPCap that won't work under Windows 98. I'm using 3.1, which is the last stable version to support 98.

That must be the problem. I'm not sure you can do anything without getting WinXP. If your PC is too slow for it, you might try Win2k instead.

Originally Posted by Rekrul

No. FLV Recorder includes a version of WinPCap that won't work under Windows 98. I'm using 3.1, which is the last stable version to support 98.

That must be the problem. I'm not sure you can do anything without getting WinXP. If your PC is too slow for it, you might try Win2k instead.