Capturing Streams

[Tenny]

Alright, so I did several searches, and tried a few of the ones I saw, but nothing seems to work very well.

First of all, I have authorization to receive the stream, my boss is doing the stream out of another location, and I am trying to capture it so that I can post it for other users of our group to download, while it's happening w/o having to archive it.

So anyways I have two streams to work with, rm / asx. I would prefer an ASX file to work with, but I could do it with either.

Some programs I've used:
WM / RM Recorder (10.2)
Net Transport
ASF2MKV
ASFRecorder

Any other programs that is capable of what I'm talking that's pretty easy? I will be stoping and starting a lot, which is the problem for almost every one of these, they take too long to split the files, and I need to split them as i'm going rather than at the end.

Thanks,

(If this is the wrong spot sorry, seemed like the 'best' of the spots)

[jggimi]

Moving to General Discussion forum, where you're likely to get better help.

(Yes, its a discussion of capture, but not of analog video capture.)

[Schrade]

You definitely want SDP. It's completely free and you can get it from here: http://sdp.ppona.com/

You can create your own .asx file with mms:// URLS in it to batch record the streams. You can also set it up to record at a set time like a VCR. Very awesome software that works very well.

The documentation for it is in the SDP dir in a file named 'sdpreadme.exe' When you run that it's supposed to extract and load up in your browser. It doesn't completely work for me so I just extracted all the files from it using WinRAR and loaded it from there.