www.myfreecams.com: How can I record free sex web-cam chat (rtmp:// .flv)

[Damianonymous]

Are you sure the path is terminated with a slash "\" ?

[mildronat]

HI dear forum users, help me please !!!! Can someone throw me a detailed manual how to record myfreecams.com??? The fact that I read 101 pages, and could not figure it out

[john1291]

Originally Posted by Damianonymous

Are you sure the path is terminated with a slash "\" ?

if i put the "\" at the end it doesnt record at all not even in the path where the mfc.py file is...when i tried other paths (where i created the folder myself) i tried with the backslash at the end and without it but stiill didnt work for either cases.

[Hermiod]

Originally Posted by Damianonymous

The output folder must be manually created, the script does not do it. The line should end with a slash, for example: D:\Videos\myfreecams-anonymous-master\captures\ or if in the same folder: .\captures\

In windows I had to use the other slash for it to work for me:
-C:\something\mfc-node <-- crashes
-C:/something/mfc-node <-- works

[Hermiod]

Originally Posted by mildronat

HI dear forum users, help me please !!!! Can someone throw me a detailed manual how to record myfreecams.com??? The fact that I read 101 pages, and could not figure it out

https://github.com/sstativa/mfc-node

Setup
1. Install Node.js (minimum node version requirement: v6).
2. Download and unpack the code.
3. Open Terminal (macOS) or Command Prompt (Windows) and go into the directory where you unpacked the files.
4. Install requirements by running npm install in the same directory as main.js is (Windows users may have to install Git).
5. Edit config.yml file and set desirable values for captureDirectory, completeDirectory, modelScanInterval.
6. Install ffmpeg. For Windows users, copy ffmpeg.exe into same directory as main.js is.

Hardest part for me was finding the ffmpeg for windows

After you get sstativa working, try horacio's version. Horacio also made a whole bunch of other versions (bat, exe,...). There is also a single file version somewhere in the thread (not sure how updated it is).

[supersonic80]

I think somewhere before step 4 should be something like “Install git for Windows” https://git-scm.com/download/win

Originally Posted by Hermiod

https://github.com/sstativa/mfc-node

Setup
1. Install Node.js (minimum node version requirement: v6).
2. Download and unpack the code.
3. Open Terminal (macOS) or Command Prompt (Windows) and go into the directory where you unpacked the files.
4. Install requirements by running npm install in the same directory as main.js is (Windows users may have to install Git).
5. Edit config.yml file and set desirable values for captureDirectory, completeDirectory, modelScanInterval.
6. Install ffmpeg. For Windows users, copy ffmpeg.exe into same directory as main.js is.

Hardest part for me was finding the ffmpeg for windows

After you get sstativa working, try horacio's version. Horacio also made a whole bunch of other versions (bat, exe,...). There is also a single file version somewhere in the thread (not sure how updated it is).

[Gyttiie]

Originally Posted by guestbuy

I'm curious of the same thing. It appears it is running correctly since I can access the web URL, but it does throw up a ffmpeg process for every model recording. Is there a way to only show the usual process? Using Windows.

Will anybody tell is it possible to fix? (Forever mfc-node)

[supersonic80]

I did not get it. What is the problem?
1 model = 1 ffmpeg process.

The script is only a "manager". It finds the model then starts ffmpeg process for her stream.

Originally Posted by Gyttiie

Will anybody tell is it possible to fix? (Forever mfc-node)

[Gyttiie]

Originally Posted by supersonic80

I did not get it. What is the problem?
1 model = 1 ffmpeg process.

The script is only a "manager". It finds the model then starts ffmpeg process for her stream.

when the model come online ffmpeg windnow pop out and it's annoying

[Hermiod]

Originally Posted by Gyttiie

when the model come online ffmpeg windnow pop out and it's annoying

Using the standard mfc-node that does not happen.