CaBisonFan
03-20-2009, 05:28 AM
For anyone who's stuck without a full broadcast of the game against Kansas...it will be played live on CBS.COM. They also have the option to replay the game(s) later in the day. I'm watching a replay of the Minnesota game right now...and the quality is actually pretty decent. CBS is showing the Syracuse/SFA game during our game in Southern California. Unbelievable
Anyway...I have been searching for an online video streaming recorder (software) for a long time...and found one that actually works. It's called WM Recorder...and you can find it at this website. I've used it for about 6 months and it's very good.
http://www.wmrecorder.com/wm_recorder.php
The demo records just a few minutes of video and audio. You can use the demo forever to grab short clips, highlights, etc. It automatically grabs the streamed video. You turn on the recorder first...then play the video. Bingo
To get the full version...which will record the entire game...it costs 50 bucks. It's well worth it for future use.
I've tried many versions of video recorders from cnet.com...and this is the only one that grabs the audio along with the video. Others claim to, but most of the programs don't recognize your audio card.
Anyway...I have been searching for an online video streaming recorder (software) for a long time...and found one that actually works. It's called WM Recorder...and you can find it at this website. I've used it for about 6 months and it's very good.
http://www.wmrecorder.com/wm_recorder.php
The demo records just a few minutes of video and audio. You can use the demo forever to grab short clips, highlights, etc. It automatically grabs the streamed video. You turn on the recorder first...then play the video. Bingo
To get the full version...which will record the entire game...it costs 50 bucks. It's well worth it for future use.
I've tried many versions of video recorders from cnet.com...and this is the only one that grabs the audio along with the video. Others claim to, but most of the programs don't recognize your audio card.