can you provide any examples of the complete command line output of when it 
‘fails’ and when is successful?

can i ask what the source stream is? server type/audio codec?

you might try

ffmpeg -ss 0 -i infile -t 01:01:00.000 -c copy outfile




> On Nov 1, 2014, at 1:38 AM, das.t <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi listpeople,
> 
> I am trying to swich my private radio recorder from using mplayer to ffmpeg 
> as some tests have resulted in more usable files. Anyway, after having it 
> running for a few weeks now I am facing an issue I have not yet found a 
> solution. As extended internet searches did not help me either I am now 
> seeking help here.
> 
> The problem: irregularly I get only a few k sized files from one record job 
> or it stops too early. At another time the same job completes as expected. I 
> have searched for a way to increase the buffer cache but did not find it 
> inside the man.
> 
> Is audio grabbing not yet completely mature?
> 
> This is the cmd I am using:
> 
> ffmpeg -i $streamurl -vn -acodec  copy -t 01:01:00 filename
> 
> Any help appreciated. What cmd line are you folks using? I do NOT want to 
> recode because I do not want to  reduce the audio quality even further, just 
> dumpstream.
> 
> tobias
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