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Streamdump.
Here are a couple of scripts that make it easy to
download (music) streams from the internet.
There are three programs in the archive:
- showurl.sh: This script sniffs the network for URLs.
- streamget.sh: This script invokes showurl.sh and filters for a
user-defined extention. It dumps the output in a user-defined file.
- mp3stream.sh: This script reads the file given by streamget.sh,
downloads the streams and extracts the mp3 audio data.
Usage is fairly easy, just run "sh streamget.sh extention filename" as
root and navigate to the streams with your browser. Each time a new stream is
discovered it is shown on standard output and it is written to the output file.
If all streams have been discovered, you can invoke
"mp3stream.sh filename" as a normal user to download the streams and
extract the audio.
These scripts depend on mplayer, wget, grep, tee, sed, cut, id, and
tcpdump.
When extracting other types of media, a simmilar program to
"mp3stream.sh" must be written.
If you don't know what extention to filter for, you can run
"showurl.sh" (as root), to dump all URLs accessed by your browser.
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