If the video is long and I only want a certain part recorded, do I have to record the whole thing from the beginning?
If the video is long and I only want a certain part recorded, do I have to record the whole thing from the beginning?
You can only record from any point when using Replay Video Capture that captures video from screen. Or do you need to download an audio stream?
With RMC you can download the whole stream and then split the recorded video using other programs (may be Replay Media Splitter?)
p.s. You can probably capture from any point if it is an HTTP streams and you use WebStreamDumper.
Could you elaborate on how WebStreamDumper works? This is a MMS stream by the way.
Last edited by Kanadon; 06-03-2010 at 08:40 AM.
Instead of downloading a stream, WebStreamDumper captures HTTP packets from flash player. Content providers can't notice you recording, since it is done on the client side.
WebStreamDumper doesn't work with MMS streams.
You can create an ASX file like
and then play only the part of the stream mentioned in the ASX file using Windows Media Player.Code:<Asx Version = "3.0"> <Entry> <StartTime value = "00:25:00.000" /> <Duration value = "00:15:00.000" /> <Ref href = "mms://123.321.231.21/filename.asf" /> </Entry> </Asx>
But I think that RMC will be able to download the whole stream only. So I think that you will need other programs to record just some part of a stream.
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