All,
Just out of curiosity, is it possible to capture ESPN360 broadcasts? I wasnt sure if IPTV Recorder a tool I just came across by accident today which led me to this question. Or some other utility could perform this task? Thanks.
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Do you mean with your MYHD MDP-130 card .. is that chan encryped .. or through
an alternative means like a HD->SD downsampled capture i.e. Polaroid DRM-2001G dvd
recorder ??
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No. The ESPN360 broadcasts are online streaming videos via broadband. I was curious if there was a tool that could capture the streaming broadband video to your computer.
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Please post video streaming recording in our video streaming forum(or digitaltv for iptv). Moving you.
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Thanks Baldrick. I dont really know for sure. Pretty much a novice at streaming video. I believe espn360 has their own player, but not sure if you can setup VLC to play the stream. If I get a chance I might just send an email to the IPTV Recorder folks and see what they say.
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Originally Posted by DVWannaB
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Considering that ESPN360 doesn't work at all for a large number of people, I doubt that DVWannaB was ever able to record it. Just getting it to work seems to be almost miraculous, let alone recording it.
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Originally Posted by jman98
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No I didnt get anywhere. The video streams are too choppy for me to consider trying to capture it, so I ditched the idea..
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well, i wanted to do it for a espn360 replay game (so the skipping/buffering doesn't really occur), any idea how to do it? The VLC idea sounds promising, but when I put the link in for "open file>network" it doesnt work.. but maybe i need to change a port or a setting? Also, if there is another program that will record it/capture it, that would work to. I just thought the VLC idea sounded promising.
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Originally Posted by macaddict
My main goal is to burn espn 360 football game replays to disc or transfer to an external hard drive -
I have no way to test this as ESPN360 doesn't allow me to view it, but I've had success capturing streams with Replay Media Catcher (not freeware, but it works well). For those who may not know, ESPN360 only allows certain ISPs to have access to its media. Basically it's only the ISPs that pay ESPN for access. My ISP doesn't have access.
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Originally Posted by jman98
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Originally Posted by lilygotsilly
If you didn't know it already, you've begun to see the downside of Macs. I am no fan of Widows at all, but the fact is that Windows is where the tools are. On Macs you're lucky if you have 1 or 2 programs that can do something and if those don't work for you, you're out of luck. I think there is some kind of streaming media capturing program for Macs, but I don't remember what it is. -
Originally Posted by jman98
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I was just told of some virtual pc programs that supposedly work great with replay media catcher: Parallels, Bootcamp or VMWare -- do you know anything about this --- the quality is good?? ESPN 360 is a HD stream -- i have to first save the file then i want to download to a disc. Will i maintain the HD quatlity?? Even close??
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Parallels, Bootcamp or VMWare all give you a true Windows session that you will use to run Replay Media Catcher. I have used VMWare and it works fine, but I don't use my Mac for video work at all, so I have no personal experience using Replay Media Catcher in a VMWare window. It should work fine though. Note that if I remember correctly (never used it), Bootcamp simply boots XP on your Mac. The other 2 run virtual machines running XP while your Mac is booted in OSX.
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THANKS! I guess the next step is to try it out -- going to try out VMWare - wish me luck. I guess my trepidation is my lack of confidence in getting high quality video from espn 360 down to disc - but ill never know if i dont try!
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Originally Posted by jman98
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Originally Posted by lilygotsilly
http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/
It's free to try VMWare Fusion, but you eventually have to buy a license to keep using it. -
I just came from the apple store and the guy there said id have to pay to load windows on my computer after downloadng vmware
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the apple "genius" said to google flv converter for mac. i did - is this guy a goof?? i installed iskysoft download and conversion software - neither worked. is there flv download/converter for mac that works for espn 360 or is the apple genius not such a genius afterall?
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Originally Posted by lilygotsilly
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Wow, this is turning into a nightmare!! ALL I WANT TO DO IS CAPTURE ESPN 360 - MY GOD! You'd think i was breaking into the pentagon. I loaded Virtual Box , but now i realize i guess i have to buy purchase the disc for windows -- i dont know im stuck trying to get windows down on virtual box.
Like i said - an apple genius said to google "converting flv for mac" but that hasnt worked either (********). He also recommendedt the itunes store - no espn games there either. i also downloaded 3 extensions on FF - Clipta, downloadhelper and net video hunter -- NADA!
I've looked at tons of software - nothing for mac or nothing that works. So now ive downloaded Virtual Box and besides the fact that i cant stand that im putting all this CRAP on my computer I'm going to have to start paying for all kinds of stuff -- and now im stuck trying to load windows so its a mess!!
I probably should have just looked for bootlegs of this stuff on the net and boutght the damn thing! -
Got another apple apt!! GONNA RAGE HOLY WAR IN THE APPLE STORE!!!
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your all a bunch of stupid, geek wussies who cant face the music!!
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