[peel] Peel on One World

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Hi Neil
Here's the technique which Martin passed to us all.
Phil

Here is how to find the URL of a Real Audio stream easily.
Start your copy of RealPlayer and go to the Preferences.  This is on the
Tools Menu
If you have that visible otherwise its accessible by clicking on the two
little arrows
Go to Connections and then Proxy
Put a tick in the box RTSP Proxy  then enter next to it 000.000/0000.00
Confirm that and leave Realplayer
Now go to your link and click on it.  The connection will fail because it
looks for the meaningless proxy and fails to find it.  After a short while
you get an error code containing the URL of
the Real Audio file.  You can even copy and paste it from the box.
Remember to go back into Real Audio and turn the proxy off
It's even easier the 2nd time because the RealPlayer remembers the numbers
so you just have to turn the proxy on and off




> Hi Eddie,
>
> I have Net Transport but when I try to access an rtsp:// address (such as
> BBC sound files) I got a pop up with the message "No valid URL included!".
>  The help with Net Transport is pretty pants, so I haven't been able to
> get any further.  Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
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> Eddie Duffy <eddie.duffy@...> wrote:
> For recording streaming audio (and video) I usually use a application
> called Net Transport. It's reasonably easy to use: just paste in the URL
> of the file you want to capture (.ra, .wmv, etc.) and away it goes. I
> can be tricky to find the exact URL you want in the case of sites that
> wrap everything up in their own player (like the BBC, unfortunately),
> but that can be worked around. Try downloading Net Transport from
> http://www.xi-soft.com/default.htm and see how you get on. For example,
> paste in this URL for the One World programme:
> rtsp://rmv8.bbc.net.uk/radio1/oneworld_mon.ra (but do it before Monday
> or it'll be replaced by next week's programme).
>
> Best regards,
> Neil
> www.neiljenkins.org
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