Not true if you're using a download manager like FlashGet. In FlashGet, just chop off the pnm:// or whatever the prefix is, and change it to http:// and it will find the file. So far, I haven't found a file that this hasn't worked with, and I now have a directory with about 30 ra mixes in it, which rules, cuz lately I'm not online long enough to check out a full-length mix, anyhow.
Matthew > -----Original Message----- > From: Neil Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 2:21 PM > To: Matthew Mangold > Subject: RE: (313) downloading real audio? > > > > This only works with very old realaudios most nowadays don't have a > normal url (http://...) in the ram file instead they use funny servers > like nntp:// which you cannot download from directly - the stream > rippers mentioned can connect to these servers (I presume by spoofing > that they are actually a realplayer) and download the content.
