Record DLNA Streams

Hey,

Does anyone know if its possible to use a client to record DLNA streams? Id like to record some shows off of hulu using a DLNA server so I can watch them on a plane.

Thanks,

NoNamesLeft

There are easier ways to obtain the content. Also, since recording shows off of Hulu probably violates their TOS, you are unlikely to receive any help from these forums.

(2012-04-01 18:02)Plaguester Wrote:  There are easier ways to obtain the content. Also, since recording shows off of Hulu probably violates their TOS, you are unlikely to receive any help from these forums.

Doesn't ripping DVDs violate the DMCA? You are cool with that one. AMIRITE?

(2012-04-01 22:18)NoNamesLeft Wrote:  Doesn't ripping DVDs violate the DMCA? You are cool with that one. AMIRITE?

Actually, it doesn't violate the DMCA. The violation occurs if the disk is encrypted in some way and you break that encryption while ripping the DVD. DVD rippers, torrent, and nzb applications and add-ons can be discussed in the forums because it is possible to use each legally. I doubt you'll find anyone here willing to discuss violating Hulu's TOS.

(2012-04-02 05:41)Plaguester Wrote:  

(2012-04-01 22:18)NoNamesLeft Wrote:  Doesn't ripping DVDs violate the DMCA? You are cool with that one. AMIRITE?

Actually, it doesn't violate the DMCA. The violation occurs if the disk is encrypted in some way and you break that encryption while ripping the DVD. DVD rippers, torrent, and nzb applications and add-ons can be discussed in the forums because it is possible to use each legally. I doubt you'll find anyone here willing to discuss violating Hulu's TOS.

All DVDs are encrypted. Im asking if anyone knows a way to capture DLNA streams.

When this discussion started I never read the word HULU mentioned which by the way Hulu video
isn't encrypted like a dvd, by that it isn't like Net Flicks with DRM restrictions. I can understand
all sides of this conversation. We use RTMP with hacked code to appear as ADOBE to stream
given content into our living rooms in fact that same given hacked code will dump the videos,
there is my 2 cents. DVD decrypter and encrytion in linux plus mp3 etc are not open sourced
either that is why Ubuntu among other distros don't add them to their repositories, people have
to add other repositories to their system on their own therefore the user is responsible and not
the distributer. As breaking dvd encryption its done everytime one on a linux device put a disc
in and hits play. dvddecryter even leaves a nice list of the codes in a folder everytime one adds
a disc in it doesn't know making it faster the nice time its put in to play but no this forum is not the appropriate place for these type of discussions.

(2012-04-02 05:41)Plaguester Wrote:  

(2012-04-01 22:18)NoNamesLeft Wrote:  Doesn't ripping DVDs violate the DMCA? You are cool with that one. AMIRITE?

Actually, it doesn't violate the DMCA. The violation occurs if the disk is encrypted in some way and you break that encryption while ripping the DVD. DVD rippers, torrent, and nzb applications and add-ons can be discussed in the forums because it is possible to use each legally. I doubt you'll find anyone here willing to discuss violating Hulu's TOS.

(2012-04-02 10:49)wilson.joe Wrote:  When this discussion started I never read the word HULU mentioned which by the way Hulu video
isn't encrypted like a dvd, by that it isn't like Net Flicks with DRM restrictions. I can understand
all sides of this conversation. We use RTMP with hacked code to appear as ADOBE to stream
given content into our living rooms in fact that same given hacked code will dump the videos,
there is my 2 cents. DVD decrypter and encrytion in linux plus mp3 etc are not open sourced
either that is why Ubuntu among other distros don't add them to their repositories, people have
to add other repositories to their system on their own therefore the user is responsible and not
the distributer. As breaking dvd encryption its done everytime one on a linux device put a disc
in and hits play. dvddecryter even leaves a nice list of the codes in a folder everytime one adds
a disc in it doesn't know making it faster the nice time its put in to play but no this forum is not the appropriate place for these type of discussions.

(2012-04-02 05:41)Plaguester Wrote:  

(2012-04-01 22:18)NoNamesLeft Wrote:  Doesn't ripping DVDs violate the DMCA? You are cool with that one. AMIRITE?

Actually, it doesn't violate the DMCA. The violation occurs if the disk is encrypted in some way and you break that encryption while ripping the DVD. DVD rippers, torrent, and nzb applications and add-ons can be discussed in the forums because it is possible to use each legally. I doubt you'll find anyone here willing to discuss violating Hulu's TOS.

Thanks Joe. I've found the answer utilizing another community and I am up and running. Its just annoying someone like Plaguester comes on here just to crap on my thread without adding anything to it. I appreciate your response.