How to record Streams?!

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09.09.2013, 16:28

Re: How to record Streams?!

Shirtfull wrote:
aceman65 wrote:
electrifying wrote:hey i just got a question sometimes when i record red light central or babestation rtmp records it and after i stop the recording i watch the recorded video lets say its 5 minutes long
and it starts at 55:02 is there a way to fix this? i think the timestamp is incorrect but i dont know how to fix this.. and when it starts at 55:02 minute im not able to fast forward or back

someone no a fix for that?

Hi electrifying,

If you have ffmpeg installed on your machine, then it can fix this problem. You need to use a command line instruction like this:

ffmpeg -i input.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy -ss 00:55:02 -t 00:05:00 output.flv

-ss is the start time and -t is the duration you want. So the above command would give you a clip 5 minutes in length starting from 55:02 with the timestamp fixed.

hope that helps.

Or subtract timecode by using -itsoffset

I.E. ffmpeg -itsoffset -55:02 -i input.flv -c:v -c:a output.flv

Ok here i go again xD
ive downloaded ffmpeg-20130909-git-b4e1630-win64-static and then i copied the video in the binaries folder and started the CMD with the first version

ffmpeg -i input.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy -ss 00:55:02 -t 00:05:00 output.flv

it fixed my timestamp but after 2 minutes the movie keeps stuttering like its 2fps or something and by encoding in CMD ill get the error

[flv @ 00000000050ff020] Non-monotonous DTS in output stream 0:0; previous: 1381
03, current: 138063; changing to 138103. This may result in incorrect timestamps
in the output file.


dont know why...

and the second version

ffmpeg -itsoffset -55:02 -i input.flv -c:v -c:a output.flv

ill get the error msg " Unknown encoder ´-c:a´ "

ill readed the documentation on ffmpeg site but i think i dont understand this very much... would be very nice if you can help me again Smile

thx for your time and patience with me

have a nice day Smile

08.09.2013, 17:22

Re: How to record Streams?!

Yeah sorry guys, just download it from Mediafire [Versteckter Link - Registrierung notwendig]

08.09.2013, 16:56

Re: How to record Streams?!

switchblade123 wrote:It seems Bluebird keeps changing their IP every day now. You guys can use a software called URL Snooper [Versteckter Link - Registrierung notwendig] it will detect the RTMP stream IP and you can copy and paste it into my codes just in case i don't get around to doing this every day.

thanks Switchblade, but a bit confused...
I followed your link, selected to Download from our site & the exe seemed to download ok but ended with an error:
Unable to execute file:
C:\Program Files (x86)\URL Snooper2\WinPcap_4_1_2,exe
CreateProcess failed; code 740.
The requested operation requires elevation.

When I checked the file location, the URLSnooper2 folder was present, so tried running the WinPcap_4_1_2 application
This downloaded and created a new entry in Start/Programs called WinPcap, but when I open this, there are only two options: Uninstall & WinPcap Website
If I select the website, it opens a new browser on the website which seems to be asking me to download WinPcap again...

Theres a comment on your linked page referring to "The only drawback is the elaborate license key retrieval", so is this what this is or have I taken a wrong option somewhere?

thanks
G

08.09.2013, 03:17

Re: How to record Streams?!

It seems Bluebird keeps changing their IP every day now. You guys can use a software called URL Snooper [Versteckter Link - Registrierung notwendig] it will detect the RTMP stream IP and you can copy and paste it into my codes just in case i don't get around to doing this every day.

08.09.2013, 01:38

Re: How to record Streams?!

Thanks ;)

I checked the doc before and got it to work

hopefully the bs ones wont be long ;)

07.09.2013, 04:11

Re: How to record Streams?!

Hello everyone,Smile
Can You give me the new links for Blue Bird 1, 3, & 4 channels.
ThanksBlush

06.09.2013, 22:26

Re: How to record Streams?!

Grumpypants wrote:yeah im having same problem

babestation and babestation extra are not working cos of there move to Milton keyenes and they havent got the streams working

Its the bluebird ones that are main problem

Managed to get them to record via Replay media catcher 4 so they are still there

anyone know how i can find the addresses to modify the batch files i have to record using rtmp dump

This was the second time this week where they changed there IP Adress, thats all that seems to be different. I updated the code in my [Versteckter Link - Registrierung notwendig]

When the Babestation streams come on later i will update the Doc so check back later.Big Grin

06.09.2013, 17:28

Re: How to record Streams?!

yeah im having same problem

babestation and babestation extra are not working cos of there move to Milton keyenes and they havent got the streams working

Its the bluebird ones that are main problem

Managed to get them to record via Replay media catcher 4 so they are still there

anyone know how i can find the addresses to modify the batch files i have to record using rtmp dump

05.09.2013, 23:26

Re: How to record Streams?!

aceman65 wrote:
electrifying wrote:hey i just got a question sometimes when i record red light central or babestation rtmp records it and after i stop the recording i watch the recorded video lets say its 5 minutes long
and it starts at 55:02 is there a way to fix this? i think the timestamp is incorrect but i dont know how to fix this.. and when it starts at 55:02 minute im not able to fast forward or back

someone no a fix for that?

Hi electrifying,

If you have ffmpeg installed on your machine, then it can fix this problem. You need to use a command line instruction like this:

ffmpeg -i input.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy -ss 00:55:02 -t 00:05:00 output.flv

-ss is the start time and -t is the duration you want. So the above command would give you a clip 5 minutes in length starting from 55:02 with the timestamp fixed.

hope that helps.

Or subtract timecode by using -itsoffset

I.E. ffmpeg -itsoffset -55:02 -i input.flv -c:v -c:a output.flv

05.09.2013, 20:28

Re: How to record Streams?!

electrifying wrote:hey i just got a question sometimes when i record red light central or babestation rtmp records it and after i stop the recording i watch the recorded video lets say its 5 minutes long
and it starts at 55:02 is there a way to fix this? i think the timestamp is incorrect but i dont know how to fix this.. and when it starts at 55:02 minute im not able to fast forward or back

someone no a fix for that?

Hi electrifying,

If you have ffmpeg installed on your machine, then it can fix this problem. You need to use a command line instruction like this:

ffmpeg -i input.flv -acodec copy -vcodec copy -ss 00:55:02 -t 00:05:00 output.flv

-ss is the start time and -t is the duration you want. So the above command would give you a clip 5 minutes in length starting from 55:02 with the timestamp fixed.

hope that helps.

05.09.2013, 20:05

Re: How to record Streams?!

hey i just got a question sometimes when i record red light central or babestation rtmp records it and after i stop the recording i watch the recorded video lets say its 5 minutes long
and it starts at 55:02 is there a way to fix this? i think the timestamp is incorrect but i dont know how to fix this.. and when it starts at 55:02 minute im not able to fast forward or back

someone no a fix for that?

03.09.2013, 14:23

Re: How to record Streams?!

Recently some of the streams have been failing to download for me, maybe someone can please help?
This is the error in RTMPDump:

ERROR: RTMP_Connect0, failed to connect socket. 10061 (Unknown error)

The only streams affected are:

Bluebird 1,3,4, Babestation and Babestation Xtra.

25.07.2013, 09:41

Re: How to record Streams?!

Thanks for the Feedback, I corrected this, my Docs are now open to the Public, sorry everyone.

24.07.2013, 17:10

Re: How to record Streams?!

Hey switch

Looks like you've restricted access to your list of stream codes!

[Versteckter Link - Registrierung notwendig]

It requires permission from you to access!

16.07.2013, 08:36

Re: How to record Streams?!

If it does require a token then yes it should work. The Token is never obvious, an in premium streams like say from a Webcam Model, the Token will only appear when the Model is out of Private. using FIrefox's Developer tools can help find things like this using the "View Source" button. You will see a new link pop up under "View Frame Source" When the models come out of Private. The token will be in there if anything. A good trial and error method would be looking for a Text String that's by itself and check other models Frame Source and see if there's a pattern, it could be that.
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