I have a pcapng file, and I want to convert it to .wav file. How can I do that? Thank you! asked 10 Aug '12, 14:01  roubao |
One Answer:
You can't. A pcapng file is a container file for network packets, with packet headers and their payload. If you captured a wave file being transported inside the packets you could try to extract the payload to get the reassembled file. If you used HTTP or SMB you could export the file by using "File" -> "Export Objects" and then "HTTP" or "SMB". Otherwise you could try to use the "Follow TCP Stream" Popup Menu option, and save the conversation. answered 11 Aug '12, 03:58  Jasper ♦♦ |
If it's RTP see http://wiki.wireshark.org/RTP_statistics
Thank you very much for answering my question! I used the "Follow TCP Stream" method (in fact I used "Follow UDP stream"). And it worked! I'll try the RTP method next time when I have a RTP pcapng. Thank you very much for this great help!