[dpicinot]

Here

http://sourceforge.net/projects/rtmpdumpgui

you can find my new open-source project for Mac written with XCode & Cocoa.

Download rtmp video streaming by using rtmpDump. Use rtmpDump (http://all-streaming-media.com/record-video-stream/rtmpdump-freeware-console-RTMP-downloading-application.htm) with a user-friendly GUI and without a command line on terminal.

Bye
Duccio

[Stream Recorder]

Hi Duccio,

Can it find RTMP and RTMPE URLs? If not, what how do you find them on a Mac?

Can one specify any additional parameters besides a URL?

[dpicinot]

No, it can't find rtmp link, you've to insert the url manually. I find (for italian streaming TV) the links with this javascript: RaiMediasetVideo0.4.user.js on this (italian) page http://potacchione.wordpress.com/2010/03/07/link-diretto-ai-video-rai-e-mediaset/.

For now you can't specify additional parameters, my app launch command line with "-r rtmplink -o outputfile.flv" only. You can set the path of the compiled rtmpDump from my GUI, but I've also included it (version 2.2d) onto my app.

Bye
Duccio

[laconcombremasque]

Hi Duccio,

Can it find RTMP and RTMPE URLs? If not, what how do you find them on a Mac?

Can one specify any additional parameters besides a URL?

On Mac, the only way for me to succeed to find the rtmp parameters to include in the rtmp command, is to use Wireshark (http://all-streaming-media.com/find-stream-URL/Wireshark-free-network-protocol-analyzer.htm), and "follow the tcp stream" from the first RTMP protocol occurence. ("Handshake part 1" for example, with ArteLiveweb)
Does anybody know another solution, or how to configure a valid ipfw command to use rtmpsrv ?

[Stream Recorder]

Try to use streamCapture