[chitawar]

haver if someone can help us. would like to know if we can capture the direction of the channel:

http://espataquilla.com/TV/nacional/comedia.php

capturing we found this:

<manifest xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/f4m/1.0">
<id>Multicast_P2P_with_Peer_Discovery</id>
<duration>1</duration>
<media url="rtmfp://109.163.227.116/?family='publishers'" groupspec="G:0101010c070e636f6d706c7500" multicastStreamName="stream"/>
</manifest>

as I have been reading. in these pages:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashmediaserver/devguide/WS7812b00092aae0dc-2829dcd012a54a3ed1a-8000.html

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/tv-vnutri-info-download-capture-rtmfp-stream-t9057.html

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/rtmfp-streams-p2p-t10405.html


but I can not make it work. Haer if you can help. a greeting

[oelk]

I think you found your answers: rtmpdump doesn't work for rtmfp.

rtmpf is a udp-based protocol that is used for p2p-interaction. Ypu may find details at http://peer-stream.com/ where your stream is originated.

Noone has has a working library/app for RTMFP. And it's not as simple as RTMP. If someone knows something different, I'd be pleased to hear about it.

[oelk]

Hi again,

it seems I was wrong (or the page changed). Now it is not a rtmff-stream anymore. It is simple rtmp and can be recorded using rtmpdump. (Maybe some parameters change in time.)
rtmpdump -r "rtmp://75.126.107.118/stream" -s "http://www.liveflash.tv/resources/scripts/eplayer.swf" -y "dsgfsadgsfadg?id=92895" -p "http://www.liveflash.tv/embedplayer/dsgfsadgsfadg/1/650/400" -C S:OK -v -o output.flv

[KDN165]

Hi again,

it seems I was wrong (or the page changed). Now it is not a rtmff-stream anymore. It is simple rtmp and can be recorded using rtmpdump. (Maybe some parameters change in time.)
rtmpdump -r "rtmp://75.126.107.118/stream" -s "http://www.liveflash.tv/resources/scripts/eplayer.swf" -y "dsgfsadgsfadg?id=92895" -p "http://www.liveflash.tv/embedplayer/dsgfsadgsfadg/1/650/400" -C S:OK -v -o output.flv

Now the page changed. ...tipycal spanish.

Thanks oelk ;)