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

[freez]

Originally Posted by RedPenguin

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.

Ok thanx for help I wonder if u can patch it , I will try coz I am not that much ecpert

[RedPenguin]

Originally Posted by freez

Ok thanx for help I wonder if u can patch it , I will try coz I am not that much ecpert

Sorry I misunderstood your previous posts.

Those were instructions on compiling for Windows on Windows, but if you want to compile for Linux you either have to install "build-essential" (if Ubuntu) or the build env for your Linux and compile it or you need to cross compile possibly with Cygwin if you can find a toolchain.

I can build a Linux one if you need, but I can only build an x86/x64 or arm one, but I need to know which would you would need.

[freez]

Originally Posted by RedPenguin

Sorry I misunderstood your previous posts.

Those were instructions on compiling for Windows on Windows, but if you want to compile for Linux you either have to install "build-essential" (if Ubuntu) or the build env for your Linux and compile it or you need to cross compile possibly with Cygwin if you can find a toolchain.

I can build a Linux one if you need, but I can only build an x86/x64 or arm one, but I need to know which would you would need.

ok fine i appreciate ur help & understanding me now , actually i have a linux box engine that runs with 400MHz processor & i use a plugin running in image (enigma2) installed in that linux set top box , so now the following attached files in this post a 2 files used by this plugin to run rtmp stream links , rtmpgw ( usr/bin) & librtmp.so.0 (usr/lib ) so both files which i am not sure need to be patched , please have a look & u can know which one has to be patched , if u ccan do both that will be great .
about x86 or x64 or arm one ?!! i cant understand what is arm one?
but i am sure that linux box with 400mhz processor & flash size=60mb can have the 64x or arm , anyhow u can see the files here & please reply b4 patching & i am glad for ur effort

[oelk]

Originally Posted by KSV

just look in the package. it contains a patch file for compilation on other systems.

Compiling with Patch for other systems:

assuming you have all tools (gcc, binutils etc.) and dependencies (OpenSSL, Zlib) installed correctly for your distribution.

1. clone the repository

git clone git://git.ffmpeg.org/rtmpdump

2. copy patch from package to rtmpdump directory and apply it

patch -p0 -i Patch.diff

3. then just compile and install normally

make
sudo make install prefix=/usr

Mac users should add SYS=darwin while compiling. you can also add XLDFLAGS="-s -static" to statically link and strip the resulting binary.

Your box is definitly not x64. And whether it's arm is doubtful, too.

We can't patch the files you attached, because these are binary ones. The patch have to be applied to the source.
Just follow the steps above on your linux box and you'll get what you need.

[freez]

Originally Posted by oelk

Your box is definitly not x64. And whether it's arm is doubtful, too.

We can't patch the files you attached, because these are binary ones. The patch have to be applied to the source.
Just follow the steps above on your linux box and you'll get what you need.

it is not possible to use this script command already posted by KSV , i need a script to run it by telnet inside my box , like sh script to get the rtmpdump source & patch it , so how i can do this , @ redpenguin u can give it a try & patch a rtmpdump source file on x64 or arm one & i shall check it in my box , thank u for ur effort

[xester]

they changed again something

[RedPenguin]

Here are Linux libRTMP's for redirects and mips/liveflash/ucaster

http://www.mediafire.com/?81vuf62dbg8yfdc - 32bit
http://www.mediafire.com/?t5raa163lxjgzji - 64bit

The 64-bit was tested to be working on my Ubuntu 64-bit laptop with zero problems.

http://www.mediafire.com/?x4cvp5hl4m9xr is my folder to just browse all the files so people don't have to look everywhere for the links.

[xester]

but how i do the costum AMF's?

[Claj]

Hi,thanks for all your help.I'd like to know if there is a compiled version for android platform or can let me know how to compile it..I tried it but without success.
Thanks in advance

[RedPenguin]

Originally Posted by xester

but how i do the costum AMF's?

They are sent thanks to code in the patch. So when it sees "mips.tv" in the pageUrl, it sends gaolVanus for example.

Basically the user never touches it.

Now you do have to still send random conect strings like the -C S:OK part.