Hi Dr. Wilson
Thank you. I really did not listen to the video episode here when
doing a audio capture with RMC5 but just wanted to see if it captured
the episode in MP3 format. Again thank you.
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*From:* Jeffrey Wilson <mailto:jwilson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
*To:* blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Tuesday, December 23, 2014 5:13 PM
*Subject:* [blindreplay] Re: replay media catcher and audio capturing.
The yugioh content is hosted by Hulu, and Hulu uses encrypted
streaming. Consequentially, RMC5 cannot do direct downloads of the
videos.
RMC5 can do audio recordings of the shows as Petro has explained.
Petro was receiving multiple files because the default behavior is
to “split on silence”. This is usually convenient for recording music
albums since the silent gap between tracks will create separate audio
files. The yugioh/hulu site has numerous advertisement segments with
flanking silence, so the recording gets chopped up. In RMC5’s
Settings: Audio: Settings, you need to turn on “Record Silence” and
turn off “Split on Silence” in order to get a continuous recording.
You might also want to turn off the “Automatically identify and tag
music” option so that RMC5 doesn’t give the recording a strange name.
If audio recording is not working in general, this suggests that there
is a problem with Windows Registry settings which either were not set
properly at the time of installation or something has removed those
settings. The Windows 8 to 8.1 update was known to do this, and some
antivirus packages block the proper running of our audio extraction
software.
Jeffrey Wilson
Applian Technologies, Inc.
*From:* Petro Giannakopoulos <mailto:petrogia@xxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Tuesday, December 23, 2014 11:41 AM
*To:* blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:blindreplay@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Life My Way & Dr. Wilson
My testing only here. The video episode I tried to capture as a video
with
RMC5 did not capture and i also got the copyright popup message like
you did
but the episode can be captured as an audio only file by doing the
following
within RMC5;
Run RMC5
Find the Audio tab control on main UI of RMC5 and hit your enter keyboard
key on this Audio Tab and then tab over to the 'start recording'
button and
press enter on this button. Then tab one time from this button and
shift+tab
back one time and the button should read as 'stop recording' button. This
tells me its in the recording mode. I then find the Library tab
control on
main UI of RMC5 and presses the enter keyboard key on the Library tab
control to make it the active tab. Open your browser and paste in the URL
you gave me and play the episode. Go back to RMC5 and look at your
list view
for the recording in MP3 format but it did not record the entire show
into
one file but in many segmented files.
Maybe Applian can fix this especially the ability to audio capture. The
video cannot be captured as you know.
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Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2014 3:26 AM
Subject: [blindreplay] replay media catcher and audio capturing.
When i try and capture content from
http://www.yugioh.com/episodes?page=5
i get the message about copyright and the only way to capture is via
screen capture or audio when i try audio capture from rmc it will not
work why?
using either fire fox, or internet explorerlatest versions
Please advise.
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