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Stop your network connection to get the rtsp server from which the stream is fed .. then once you have this site cut and paste the site in stream box and make sure that your protocol is set to rtsp. Once you have verified that the stream records then you can probably use auto for the protocol setting ...
If you are still running into some difficulties your server may contain some type of block that does not allow you to record streams .. This is something I looking for a solution to myself . The only thing that I have found so far is the solution I have found on slashdot which have have pasted below ...
1) get the url to the file.
go to the site, start viewing the movie. now you should be able to find the link in your temp internet files.
.... or, just use URLsnooper [geocities.com].
2) Get streambox
Now you should have the link to the .rm file, you need to save the file. For this I used StreamBox VCR [geocities.com]. Get the latest beta and patch and crack as instructed. Test the program on some file. If you have problems, there is a manual here [tiscali.nl]
3) patch streambox
you can try on the .rm file, but you will get a http error before it manages to save the file. The problem is the user agent, as targo explained. Streambox sends a mozilla header, not a realmedia header, so you will have to hex edit streambox. So get a hex editor (eg ultraedit [ultraedit.com]), open the vcr.exe file and ctrl-f to find (ascii) the string "mozilla". When found, CAREFULLY replace
"Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Windows NT; CNETHomeBuild051099; DigExt)" with
"RMA/1.0 (compatible; RealMedia)" - followed by 44 white spaces, so you dont change the size of the file!
4) get the file
now save and run vcr.exe file, get the file. streambox should now send the proper header, and you should be getting the file.
I had to change "amount of attempts" to unlimited, and I lost the connection once... but it worked.
let me know if this works for you ...
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