[puterboy]

When I want to watch the stream in my browser, I use a URL of form:
http://www.blahblah/mwplayer.swf

RTMP downloaders like Moyea are able to figure out the actual playpath location using the URL.

However, rtmpdump seems to need the actual playpath of the specific file.

Is there any way either using rtmpdump or some 3rd party script or program to figure out the name of the file that needs to be streamed?
I assume that somehow/somewhere mwplayer.swf must encode or point to the actual file but it is a binary file.

Thanks

[Stream Recorder]

You can use rtmpsrv and rtmpsuck to find parameters for rtmpdump (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/rtmpdump-freeware-console-RTMP-downloading-application.htm). rtmpsuck works fine in Linux.

You can also use CooJah (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/Blader-freeware-RTMP-downloader.htm) for Windows to find RTMP/RTMPE parameters.

[puterboy]

Sounds good... BUT I can't seem to find ANY documentation for rtmpsrv or rtmpsuck other than the 1-2 line description of what they do.

Perhaps usage is obvious but I have no clue...

[Mick]

Here is a step by step (http://stream-recorder.com/forum/use-rtmpdump-rtmpsrv-linux-t7661.html) instruction for rtmpsrv, which will generate a complete rtmpdump string for you to run from your CLI.