How to record a stream and start a new outputXXX.avi/mp3 for each new stream title ?
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I use mplayer to capture record radio streams regularly. I have a script for each stream I want to capture, and use crontab to execute the scripts. The scripts write unique file names based on the current date.
The syntax is:
/usr/bin/mplayer <url> -ao pcm:file=outfile.wav -vc dummy -vo null -quiet
As you might have guessed, this dumps the stream to a WAV. Each script uses LAME to convert to MP3.
A quick Google search shows that a combination of the -ao and -vo switches are required to record a multimedia stream to an AVI file. I have never recorded video, so I can't help you there.
I use mplayer to capture record radio streams regularly. I have a script for each stream I want to capture, and use crontab to execute the scripts. The scripts write unique file names based on the current date.
The syntax is:
/usr/bin/mplayer <url> -ao pcm:file=outfile.wav -vc dummy -vo null -quiet
As you might have guessed, this dumps the stream to a WAV. Each script uses LAME to convert to MP3.
A quick Google search shows that a combination of the -ao and -vo switches are required to record a multimedia stream to an AVI file. I have never recorded video, so I can't help you there.
Hope this helps at least a little.
Regards,
opc
I would like to get in my :
~/music
all the new MP3 that are played...
to sort of dump the stream mp3 for my pendrive ...
can mplayer or a console mode program do the job ???
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