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    downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    How do you locally download an .rm file? The only thing I know how to do is to right click on the link and go to "Save Target As...", but then you get a .ram file. Could someone give me an example, say using the page http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/pr...business.shtml and the link marked "Listen to Global Business" near the top of the page?


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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    Post the link as a reply to your message here, then rigth click here and Save As

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    An so my forum does not fill up with such postings please register an account on the forum, then after you have downloaded your rm file, you can remove your message.

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    Quote Originally Posted by durp
    well that didn't work o_O i guess i'm just slow. How can i save that above link as an .rm? It's still saving it as a .ram
    like the other guy, i really don't know what i'm doing :\

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    why don't you just edit the filename?

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    dan it all to yale :vmad:
    is there a simplar way of save a streaming rm/smil file than copying and pasting. and beside the pasting method don't work! :thumbdown

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    Quote Originally Posted by jim
    dan it all to yale :vmad:
    is there a simplar way of save a streaming rm/smil file than copying and pasting. and beside the pasting method don't work! :thumbdown
    That's part of the most basic protection mechanism: to thwart attempts at ripping off media files :D

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    errmm.

    here is the url just incase you fink i ain't done nafink.

    http://www.kicc.org.uk/smil/Ian-murdoc228.smil

    fanks mans.

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    Quote Originally Posted by jim
    errmm.

    here is the url just incase you fink i ain't done nafink.

    http://www.kicc.org.uk/smil/Ian-murdoc228.smil

    fanks mans.
    That link is not accessible - so the file does not exist NOW. Where you may have got it from and whether it ever existed, only you and the Almighty know :D

    However you might be interested in knowing that the directory where that file is purported as being located (i.e http://www.kicc.org.uk/smil/ ) requires special persmission to access which neither of us has.

    So this is one more layer of protection against unauthorized means of obtaining a file. If you go in through the proper path, then you may be able to stream the audio (assuming it actually exists and you don't have an old link which is now dead). All other ways will block you.

    So if you are able to stream the audio going through the proper path on that web site, then you can use dMC Auxiliary Input to capture the audio to wav or another format as per http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?t=5362

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    Quote Originally Posted by jim
    and dload managers a crap as well......this is a disaster. danit
    Disaster? I call hurricane Frances a disaster. Inability to download a file to which you probably have no right does not qualify as a disaster :(

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    When you want to download a file from a cgi script, it doesn't work. Explorer saves a meta file for the url.

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    Quote Originally Posted by Erwinus
    When you want to download a file from a cgi script, it doesn't work. Explorer saves a meta file for the url.
    That's because this is what is being served, not because it's a cgi script.
    Open the meta file using Notepad and take the actual url from there, copy it and paste it into the browser's address bar and see if you can access it that way. Paste it here in a forum post and then right click on it as you are previewing the post, and save as whatever it should be.

    If it comes from a streaming server you'll never get it though.

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    rtsp://helix.btrichmedia.com/tate/standard/bill_viola/bill_viola_256.rm

    Hope this works

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    aa
    Last edited by Port; 07-24-2007 at 11:07 AM.

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    Re: downloading a .rm file to hard disk

    I record streaming media all the time,i don't know about the states,but after some googling,i guess it is illegal in Finland, search through the comments.How on earth they could find out,i.e. tell
    the difference from their server logs wether it's going to media player or downloader is beyond me.

    Personally,i use url snooper to find the actuall links and Net Transport to download,if you look around you can find the last freeware version.

    I also use HiDownload to download hard to get flash files and .mov files.

    If sometime your downloader kicks out a small .rm .ram or .wax file open that
    file up with a text editor and the stream link should be inside.

    And more info
    Wikipedia
    Last edited by LtData; 07-29-2007 at 12:53 AM. Reason: irrevelant to thread and seems to be advertising

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