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Thread ID: 25919	2002-10-15 02:09:00	How do you 'cache' streaming media?	sal (67)	Press F1

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89347	2002-10-16 02:12:00	If you want to keep the file to play later, you don't need to handle any encryption ... just create a stream from the file, and feed it into the programme. This has happened in the data buffers at each router and network card the stream has passed though on the way from the server to the user's playing software. I'm just suggesting a greater "latency". (Like hours or days or weeks, rather than milliseconds) :D	Graham L (2)
89348	2002-10-16 02:52:00	> If you want to keep the file to play later, you don't > need to handle any encryption ... just create a > stream from the file, and feed it into the programme. This is true...	loser (538)
89349	2002-10-16 03:04:00	"You can do anything with software". Do it after the exams.	Graham L (2)
89350	2002-10-16 04:14:00	Hi Sal, this slightly legally dubious ? program, ASFRecorder from here, may do what you want: http://asfrecorder.chat.ru/ There seems to be various mirror sites for it, but the above works. Cheers	Terry Porritt (14)
89351	2002-10-16 04:17:00	"legally dubious"? It's just buffering on disk, and adding some latency. :D	Graham L (2)
89352	2002-10-16 04:28:00	You and I know that, but there are some who could take exception to having their files leached. ]:)	Terry Porritt (14)
89353	2002-10-16 11:22:00	heh, thanks guiys, (i also got some new word combinations (broken down, i understand them :D)) and yeah, ill give that program a try (.ru ?:|) grtz sal. tga	sal (67)
89354	2002-10-16 13:04:00	thanks man, the program worked a treat, and i thought leeches were people who linked to downloads on other peoples sites?, i just thought of myself as someone who really apreciated the work, and would like to marvel at it offline :) grtz sal. tga	sal (67)
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