Re: Re: perl script to capture streaming audio

this is very good ... i have installed it on my linux box but am having problems with it (installation is fine but don't know how to use it).. the url i am trying to capture the streaming audio is:
http://www.wjse.com/wmplayer.asp
and i checked the html source and can see that the file with the audio is :
http://www.wjse.com/jseaudio.asx
can you please help me out ... thanks

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Re: Re: Re: perl script to capture streaming audio by carthag (Scribe) on Dec 21, 2002 at 13:42 UTC
Ah. Now this is bordering on probably being against the DMCA, but I'm not in America, so I don't mind. ;) One thing you can try is just curling the url to stdout to see what's in it. This might look really weird if it's binary, but in this case it's not. `% curl http://www.wjse.com/jseaudio.asx <asx version = "3.0"> <title>WJSE Live Stream For Dial-up Connections</title> <entry> <BANNER HREF = "http://wjse.com/images/wmbanners/lavalife120x30.g +if" /> <ref href = "mmst://corp.wjse.com/audio"/> </entry> </asx>` [download] It's the part with the ref tag that you want. But the mmst protocol isn't supported by cURL. I believe it's propietary to some company. Probably MS ;). I haven't tried it myself, but I've been led to believe that asfrecorder will do the job. So much for discussing perl eh? - I didn't find anything but XML::ASX which doesn't do what we need here.	[reply] [d/l]
Re: Re: Re: perl script to capture streaming audio by mce (Curate) on Dec 23, 2002 at 08:54 UTC
Hi, This is beginning to look more lile a what is my favorite stream player poll. But looking at your link, I would say mplayer. --------------------------- Dr. Mark Ceulemans Senior Consultant IT Masters, Belgium	[reply]