[mips.tv and clones] need help to get working rtmp

[RedPenguin]

Originally Posted by KSV

yeah they can change it whenever they want.



well i thought about adding an option like -C which lets you encode custom objects through command line but not many servers use such single command trick. normally there is other rtmp chit chat involved requiring custom support for those sites so i didn't bothered adding new option.

Looking at your patch I see you are analyzing the pageURL to see if it's mips or whatever.

So could the average user literally (as long as they don't break syntax) just add any site for the most part?

Also thank you for all of your work because your fix also seems to fix librtmp.dll so these channels are also fixed on XBMC as well.

I just wish there was some way to with rtmpdump and XBMC (librtmp) to authenticate to truTV for HLN/CNN/Cartoon Network Live Streaming but not sure if that would be easy as you got like 13 cable company choices then gotta authenticate via cable company's portal.

[chitawar]

Originally Posted by freez

thanx for info KSV , yes liveflash is working ok now , could u be so kindly please & help me with applying ur patch on the 2 attached files , these r files using them on my linux set top box enigma2 , also i would like to mention that i am not using linux pc , my pc is windows7 & i am not able to do patching , please help & many thanx

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/can...se-t15380.html

I also I have windows 7 and not make patches. I have windows 7. if you could explain a little better, and you gave us the files you have to download. thank you very much greetings

[RedPenguin]

I have compiled a librtmp.0.dylib for iOS (Apple TV, iPod Touch, iPhone) for use in XBMC with KSV's latest patches so it also has RTMP redirect support for sites like ilive.to.

http://www.mediafire.com/?9ga9axj0dkkmmn5

EDIT: I am working a Raspbery Pi version (which technically should work on any arm Linux) but I don't have a toolchain setup so I'm still working on it, I am close though.

[chitawar]

Originally Posted by RedPenguin

I have compiled a librtmp.0.dylib for iOS (Apple TV, iPod Touch, iPhone) for use in XBMC with KSV's latest patches so it also has RTMP redirect support for sites like ilive.to.

http://www.mediafire.com/?9ga9axj0dkkmmn5

EDIT: I am working a Raspbery Pi version (which technically should work on any arm Linux) but I don't have a toolchain setup so I'm still working on it, I am close though.

Thank you very much it works perfectly. The rtmp in simpletv it is not consegido even. For perfect demas. Thank you very much

[RedPenguin]

Originally Posted by chitawar

Thank you very much it works perfectly. The rtmp in simpletv it is not consegido even. For perfect demas. Thank you very much

np, I just got sick and tired of there appearntly to be no librtmp.0.dylib for the iOS products with redirects, so my iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G could never watch ilive.to, so I just figured I'm putting a gcc on my iPhone 3G and gonna see how you compile it.

Some things you gotta do yourself..... Funny thing was many ppl asked me why is my file necessary like I was the only person with the above problem, lol

Also it just seems funny for the iPhone 3G not capable of XBMC to spit out the file for the new devices, I dunno.

Here is the Raspberry Pi version:

http://www.mediafire.com/?zukpyhbabcd67x9

I suck at cross-compiling so had to resort to building on actual RasPi lol.

[freez]

@KSV & redpenguin could u guys help me applying patch to my already posted attached files , thanx always for ur help

[freez]

sorry guys but still not sure which file should be patched , i noticed this one in my e2 plugin in my linux box , do u think it is the one should it be patched or the files i already posted earlier
can it be easily patched , thanx for help

[oelk]

You can't patch the binary files.
I don't know if it's possible, but you should do the steps from post 12 on your box. Otherwise these step have to be done with some kind of crosscompiler, but for that, I can't help you.

[freez]

ok at least please someone give steps for patching " librtmp.so.0 "

as i mentioned i have windows7 & i dont know how to patch a file , i know i should use windows cmd command to do this but how? or someone can do it ? @ KSV i am waiting ur reply

[RedPenguin]

Originally Posted by freez

ok at least please someone give steps for patching " librtmp.so.0 "

as i mentioned i have windows7 & i dont know how to patch a file , i know i should use windows cmd command to do this but how? or someone can do it ? @ KSV i am waiting ur reply

Check out these links:

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/rtm...s-t8123p2.html
http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/...ch/000633.html

Mainly the second one, both posts to it (it's a mailing list so you gotta look towards the bottom for the other one) but you have to install MinGW and compile it that way.

Technically you can also compile it via Cygwin some claim but that typically makes things way slower, the actual compiling and the running of the program after sometimes. (Don't get me wrong Cygwin is awesome for many things like SSH & Rsync servers but is slow for others).

EDIT: Actually I'm not having great sucess myself with number 2 so I am trying 1. Yes I know KSV already compiled a copy but I want to know how to do it if I ever need to. Maybe KSV can reply with how does it because seems to be 1-2-3 for KSV lol.

Everything compiles fine in Cygwin and I believe if all you want is the libRTMP.dll file I'm not really sure it would be slower or not but I think the rtmpdump/srv/suck etc may be slower.