[peel] Peel on One World

[Eddie Duffy]

Neil,

OK, I found my install file, if you want to try it.

http://eddie-duffy.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/exe/NT2Setup_multi.exe

Obviously, care is advised, as this is an .exe file, and I make no 
claims as to whether it'll work or not. All I know is, it worked for me, 
and it's never harmed my system in any way. But please run virus checks 
and take all usual precautions if you do try it.

But to be honest, you shouldn't need to install this, as the download 
page for Net Transport mentions RTSP features for the latest version: 
http://www.xi-soft.com/download.htm

Eddie.

Neil Jenkins wrote:

> No, I get the same behaviour.  The text you included in your e-mail is 
> how to get the correct link, not how to configure Net Transport to 
> work with RTSP addresses.
>  
> C'est la vie!
>
>
> */festive50@.../* wrote:
>
>     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
>
>
>
> Best regards,
> *Neil*
> www.neiljenkins.org <http://www.neiljenkins.org>
>  
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