I posted this under the 2257 thread, but in fear of it being overlooked, here is my post in here. I know this affects more people than just me. I can think of a handful of US sites that use Emulive.

Okay, here's MY problem. As you all may or may not know, I run a few live cam sites. Here is some dialogue regarding my portion of the business:

Thirty-five commenters also commented that the requirement to keep
copies of each image is impossible to comply with due to the vast
amount of data involved in storing digital images, especially, e.g.,
producers of live streaming video. The Department declines to adopt
these comments. Maintaining one copy of each publication, production,
or depiction is critical to making the inspection process meaningful.
Commercial publishers and producers can reasonably be expected to
comply. Furthermore, modern computer and disk storage capacities make
digital archiving and back-up relatively inexpensive and space-
efficient. Finally, reviewing identification records in a vacuum would
be meaningless without being able to cross-reference the depictions,
and having the depictions on hand is necessary to determine whether in
fact age-verification files are being maintained for each performer in
a given depiction.

Now, we use Emulive to run our streams and our models are located remotely, meaning that they are literally thousands of miles from me, the server or even each other and broadcast from their homes. Currently, the Emulive Server 4 software does not allow recording of the video feeds from the server. Each Producer (cam software) console on a models computer is able to record, but if it is in record mode, the video will not connect to the server or broadcast. So other than setting up a camcorder pointed at a computer screen during live shows, how can I comply with this and record each and every show as it broadcasts?

Rocky