Showing posts with label streaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label streaming. Show all posts

27 June, 2009

DR TV Streaming Beta (H264)

by MORPHUS.dk

Vil du gerne se DR TVUbuntu kan du bruge VLC, her er lyn guide

DR åbner nu sin test af h.264 for alle og dermed er det blevet nemmere for b.la. Mac og Linux at se live DR1 og DR2.

Du kan anvende vlc-player (h264) eller quicktime-player (mp4)
Klik på nedestående link eller kopier stien ind i din player.

Direkte links:
Du kan også vælge andre playere der understøtter h264 eller mp4

VLC (H264):
DR1 høj rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr1high
DR1 lav rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr1low

DR2 høj rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr2high
DR2 lav rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr2low


For at vlc virker skal du ændre opsætning til "rtsp over tcp"

her under kan du se hvordan du kommer til opsætning



Quicktime (mp4):
DR1 høj rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr1highmp4
DR1 lav rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr1lowmp4

DR2 høj rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr2highmp4
DR2 lav rtsp://streamer-01.dr.nordija.dk/dr2lowmp4


guide takket være morphus.dk

31 May, 2009

How to record rip streaming net radio in Ubuntu Debian Linux easy steps

How to record streaming net radio in Ubuntu Debian Linux easy way. 
You kan do it from textmode or if you have Gnome desktop, use GNOME Terminal, 
and change to directory [You could 'mkdir' (make directory)] you want to stream to.
then you need to install 'streamripper'
$: sudo apt-get install streamripper

Here is how to use: 'streamripper (URL)' to rip,
just replace (url) with your stream,
and streamripper will be separating each song to own file and naming the files, if information is available. If you type:

$: streamripper (URL) -r 

then you will create a local relay on http://localhost:8000 
or relay port:XXXX be shown when ripping start.

You can then use that on your music player so you don't need to have 2 connections open to the web radio, to listen & rip at the same time.
If you don't want to have tons of folders everytime you rip, type:

$: streamripper (URL) -s

then all ripping will be save in that directory you standing in.

You can use
$: streamripper (URL) -a

to rip into a single file, and '-d' allows selecting directory for more options. 
$: man streamripper ... will tell more.

For a GUI way, 

$: sudo apt-get install streamtuner

It will appear in your menus, and allows you to browse large selection of web radio streams and just hit record button to record the stream with streamripper.
ripping will look like this, have fun.... :)

14 August, 2008

How to record streaming net radio in Ubuntu / Linux

How to record streaming net radio

The script below enables easy recording of an internet stream. Copy and paste the following into a file called: rec Make it executable, and then use sudo to move it to /usr/bin.

The command works like this: rec http://XX.XXX.X.XXX jazz, where http://xx.. is the IP of the station you want to record. The file will be saved as /home//jazz.mp3


Code:

#!/bin/bash
#
# script to record MP3 broadcast stream
# The command is all on one line ending with a semi-colon
#
# $1 is the station
# $2 is the name of the music
#
#Replace with your user name

/usr/bin/mplayer $1 -dumpstream -dumpfile
/home//${2}.mp3 -vc dummy -vo null ;


.....that's all...enjoy...