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How to use iView (ABC Australia) downloaders

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blood.eaglz 07-26-2011 12:13 PM

Re: How to use iView (ABC Australia) downloaders


 
Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31232)
Any Mac / iPad people here who can advise?

I downloaded an episode of Play School using (Windows GUI downloader) iViewNapper, and the resulting MP4 file is about 5Mb.

Using a trial version of a video converter for iPad (Daniusoft iPad Video Converter), I set it to a profile "iPad Video H.264 (*.mp4)", and the result was a 22.4Mb file.

That seems a huge bloat in file size.

I assume it works on an iPad (yet to send it*). It plays well on VLC Media Player (Windows), apart from the watermark imposed because the converter is a trial.

The MediaInfo description is available, if this helps. I would prefer to be able to use ffmpeg to do the conversion (though the Danuisoft GUI application is very nice).

* The email account (Hotmail) that I sent it to bounced it, message: "552 #5.3.4 message size exceeds limit" :(
Thought may as well throw my hat into the arena as well, this stuff seems to get lost in the thread.

My FFmpeg based bat file solution for windows

Yansky's Port for OSX of said solution * I have nothing to do with this other than providing the bat files upon which it is based any problems with OSX version contact Yansky :D

follow the instructions in my post (or Yansky's for OSX) and it will ReMux (ie a 1 to 1 copy of the video and audio streams) from the f4v to a true Mp4 file.

gxdata 07-27-2011 01:42 AM

Re: How to use iView (ABC Australia) downloaders


 
Quote:
Originally Posted by blood.eaglz (Post 31250)
Thought may as well throw my hat into the arena as well, this stuff seems to get lost in the thread.

My FFmpeg based bat file solution for windows

Yansky's Port for OSX of said solution * I have nothing to do with this other than providing the bat files upon which it is based any problems with OSX version contact Yansky :D

follow the instructions in my post (or Yansky's for OSX) and it will ReMux (ie a 1 to 1 copy of the video and audio streams) from the f4v to a true Mp4 file.
Notes taken (apart from the URL of this forum post, I followed up all other URLs, downloaded most of the software, and wrote myself some instructions. Then, tested on 'Play School' and wrote some simple batch files, and pointed MediaInfo at the results and exported its reports).

I found the Zeranoe FFmpeg builds (for Windows, 32-bit and 64-bit) and used FFmpeg with the simplest of batch files, and hope that the iPad gizmo can play the result.

gxdata 07-28-2011 11:22 AM

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Is anyone DL Little Dorrit? I would like to get Eps 1 to 3 in particular (1 hour eps). I see that the running order has been confused, not sure if eps 1 and 2 ever appeared.

Yansky 08-09-2011 04:25 AM

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Aside; Anywho, mce, y'know how the formatting for the series JSON data was always a little weird - well I think I know what they might be doing. I think they might be using a LINQ style.
http://hugoware.net/blog/3-things-to...re-using-jlinq

sbt 08-11-2011 01:48 AM

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Hi all,

FYI, I found today that aunty have switched the RTMP port for Hostworks from the default 1935 to 80, presumably to help firewall traversal issues for the media streams. This breaks the downloaders :(

Assuming this is a permanent change, to fix, "-c 80" needs to be added to the rtmpdump command lines in the downloaders to get them working again. I have tested this successfully with the ones I can hack on such as the iViewDownloader and iViewNapperLite.

Anyway, thanks to all the authors and contributors for creating and maintaining these cool tools. :cool: Hope this helps!

Cheers,
sbt.

blood.eaglz 08-11-2011 02:18 AM

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iViewnapper 20110616 works fine for me on hostworks.... (downloading as I write :) )

if it is/had broken for you my guess is, bad timing you managed to hit them trying to implement a port 80 access along side the default 1935, or some other server issue, they've had a couple recently...

sbt 08-11-2011 03:06 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by blood.eaglz (Post 31566)
iViewnapper 20110616 works fine for me on hostworks.... (downloading as I write :) )
Thanks for the feedback, blood :)

Hmm, seems to still be only working for port 80 for me (i.e. I've just re-checked that the old port is still broken/blocked and the new one still works). So I don't think it's a timing issue. Maybe a locality issue :confused:

I should have said, "*If* you're having this issue, *then* this may fix it..." Anyway, maybe need more data points. I'm in Sydney, with Internode, using hostworks. Is anyone else seeing this? If so, where are you and who is your ISP, if it's OK to ask this?

Cheers,
sbt.

gxdata 08-11-2011 03:07 AM

Re: How to use iView (ABC Australia) downloaders


 
Quote:
Originally Posted by blood.eaglz (Post 31566)
iViewnapper 20110616 works fine for me on hostworks.... (downloading as I write :) )

if it is/had broken for you my guess is, bad timing you managed to hit them trying to implement a port 80 access along side the default 1935, or some other server issue, they've had a couple recently...
Yes, some weird server beaviours which usually require waiting until things change again.
Incidentally, I have had a few downloads in the past 3 weeks that connected to Akamai instead of Hostworks (my ISP is iiNet, should be free on Hostworks).

sbt 08-11-2011 03:28 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31569)
Incidentally, I have had a few downloads in the past 3 weeks that connected to Akamai instead of Hostworks (my ISP is iiNet, should be free on Hostworks).
With this report, I wondered whether the client I was using would matter, so I tried the same one blood.eaglz used (iViewNapper from June). However, I still had the same issue connecting. Oh well.

By the way, which downloader switches between Akamai and Hostworks? I'd want to be careful not to get too much unmetered :D

Cheers,
sbt.

Anywho 08-11-2011 05:09 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by sbt (Post 31570)
With this report, I wondered whether the client I was using would matter, so I tried the same one blood.eaglz used (iViewNapper from June). However, I still had the same issue connecting. Oh well.
You sure something isn't broken on your end, like something blocking port 1935. For example:
  • another video playing in a browser at the same time
  • firewall permission or antimalware blocking port
  • hung program
  • more than one instance of RTMPdump or downloader running

Specifying "-c 80" means you are overriding the port that was specified in the RTMP URL to rtmpdump. I don't think any of the D/Ler's actually specify the port number for the reason mentioned in the following paragraph.

By default, rtmpdump will use port 1935 because that is the specification. I'm not too sure, but I think rtmpdump will fall back to port 80 or else port 443 if it cannot get access to 1935 (will that's what should happen IIRC).

However, I might just ask for confirmation on the RTMPdump mailing list that RTMPdump does actually fall back to other than port 1935 if it's not available.
Quote:
By the way, which downloader switches between Akamai and Hostworks? I'd want to be careful not to get too much unmetered :D
They all do. It gets the cue from ABC's server. It's specified in the HOST field of this page.

blood.eaglz 08-11-2011 06:10 AM

Re: How to use iView (ABC Australia) downloaders


 
Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31569)
Yes, some weird server beaviours which usually require waiting until things change again.
Incidentally, I have had a few downloads in the past 3 weeks that connected to Akamai instead of Hostworks (my ISP is iiNet, should be free on Hostworks).

Yep that's one of 3 different server issues I've had the past week or so (I'm with Adam fyi, so also meant to be through hostworks), though my downloads never went through when connecting to akami.

2nd was unable to connect at all via downloader or iview site for a few hours

3rd was a 0kb file (Good Game) that was fixed later.


If the past is any thing to go by this suggests either the hostworks server is being over loaded at certain times again, or they are messing with the server again (eg maintenance or optimisation hopefully nothing more).

Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31572)
They all do. It gets the cue from ABC's server. It's specified in the HOST field of this page.
yeah this is iviews fail safe, should one server provider fail (pretty much equals "hostworks") then all traffic is rerouted through the other as a stop gap, has happened a couple of times since iview started.

sbt 08-11-2011 06:31 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31572)
You sure something isn't broken on your end, like something blocking port 1935. For example:
  • another video playing in a browser at the same time
  • firewall permission or antimalware blocking port
  • hung program
  • more than one instance of RTMPdump or downloader running
:D Bingo! Thanks, Anywho, that was it! :o It turned out that a weird set of unrelated changes to my LAN configuration triggered a router firewall fail. RTMP traffic was relying on the side effects of another rule for outbound Skype traffic and I foolishly hadn't checked the firewall log thinking this couldn't be the issue as it hadn't changed; I was focused on the IDS side, which had given issues in the past.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31572)
Specifying "-c 80" means you are overriding the port that was specified in the RTMP URL to rtmpdump. I don't think any of the D/Ler's actually specify the port number for the reason mentioned in the following paragraph.

By default, rtmpdump will use port 1935 because that is the specification. I'm not too sure, but I think rtmpdump will fall back to port 80 or else port 443 if it cannot get access to 1935 (will that's what should happen IIRC).

However, I might just ask for confirmation on the RTMPdump mailing list that RTMPdump does actually fall back to other than port 1935 if it's not available.
Yes, I'd discovered this use of port 80 by sniffing traffic from the iView flash client which was still working fine. That's where I got the idea to change to "-c 80". However, to save you the trouble with the RTMPdump folks, I can say in my experience that RTMPdump doesn't fall back (at least in version 2.3). It would be a nice feature, though; if you have any chops with those folks, it'd be great if you'd ask them.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31572)
They all do. It gets the cue from ABC's server. It's specified in the HOST field of this page.
OK, sorry, this was a misunderstanding; I'd assumed since my ISP says it's unmetered and they can't unmeter Akamai sources (unlike iiNet) they'd always point me at Hostworks. I'd noticed people complaining on the ABC forums about a lack of fail-over from unmetered to metered sources when the ABC was having load issues with the unmetered side. However, it's probably due to gxdata being with iiNet; they'd have the fail-over option with unmetered Akamai.

I guess if that's true, none of the downloaders will fail-over for me, if they all refer only to the directions in the HOST field and don't second guess it.

Thanks again for the assist and detailed explanations!

sbt 08-11-2011 06:36 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by blood.eaglz (Post 31577)
If the past is any thing to go by this suggests either the hostworks server is being over loaded at certain times again, or they are messing with the server again (eg maintenance or optimisation hopefully nothing more).
Sorry for the misleading report; this issue turned out to be totally my end! :o

Quote:
Originally Posted by blood.eaglz (Post 31577)
yeah this is iviews fail safe, should one server provider fail (pretty much equals "hostworks") then all traffic is rerouted through the other as a stop gap, has happened a couple of times since iview started.
As per previous post, I think this behaviour might be ISP specific; I haven't observed at all with Internode, although issues have been mostly with load rather than reachability, so not sure what scenarios would trigger failover in this case.

Thanks again...

Anywho 08-11-2011 04:05 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by sbt (Post 31580)
It would be a nice feature, though; if you have any chops with those folks, it'd be great if you'd ask them.
OK, I asked on the mailing list (good to see the arrogants and arseholes are still there), and the answer is no, RTMPdump does NOT fallback to ports 443 or 80. And going by the replies so far, there is not going to be any intention to do so.

sbt 08-11-2011 07:18 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31601)
OK, I asked on the mailing list (good to see the arrogants and arseholes are still there), and the answer is no, RTMPdump does NOT fallback to ports 443 or 80. And going by the replies so far, there is not going to be any intention to do so.
Anywho, thanks very much for running the gauntlet over there :) ; I guess it'll be up to the downloader developers to handle this if they want, retrying the rtmpdump process using the "-c 80" option if the default doesn't connect. I guess another option would be to fork RTMPdump and add this feature ourselves.

I noticed the batch file downloader already tries "different places" if the default doesn't work. Maybe the port 80 approach could be added as another retry option. Or, maybe just make port 80 the default, if it works for Hostworks.

Cheers.

Anywho 08-11-2011 07:54 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by sbt (Post 31604)
Anywho, thanks very much for running the gauntlet over there :)
Hahaha... No probs ;)

We have a winner! Howard Chu, the current author and lead programmer, has added an extra exit-code so that the caller programs can react to a "no-connect" situation. This means that the caller can check for the code (3) and try another port using "-c".

So the codes returned by RTMPdump are/will be:
0 = Success
1 = Failed
2 = Incomplete
3 = No Connection

I just need to compile the latest revision so that everyone can try it :cool:

Many thanks to Howard!

gxdata 08-11-2011 09:10 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31605)
Hahaha... No probs ;)

We have a winner! Howard Chu, the current author and lead programmer, has added an extra exit-code so that the caller programs can react to a "no-connect" situation. This means that the caller can check for the code (3) and try another port using "-c".

So the codes returned by RTMPdump are/will be:
0 = Success
1 = Failed
2 = Incomplete
3 = No Connection

I just need to compile the latest revision so that everyone can try it :cool:

Many thanks to Howard!
Well, that is totally unexpected by me (I follow the RTMPdump email list, and there is a lot of grumpiness).

Those extra error codes will be useful (I did ask a naive question on the list 6+ months ago - about getting better error feedback - but was discouraged & gave up).

AdamW is making some progress (same list) with some extra features for rtmpdump, so this is positive for the iView/SBS/Plus!7 downloaders.

hyc 08-12-2011 01:29 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31607)
Well, that is totally unexpected by me (I follow the rtmpdump email list, and there is a lot of grumpiness).
Nah, it's just low tolerance for stupid questions. Ask something intelligent and you'll get a useful response.

sbt 08-12-2011 01:54 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31605)

We have a winner! Howard Chu, the current author and lead programmer, has added an extra exit-code so that the caller programs can react to a "no-connect" situation. This means that the caller can check for the code (3) and try another port using "-c".

[snip]

I just need to compile the latest revision so that everyone can try it :cool:

Many thanks to Howard!
Yes, that's great news and mad props all round! :D

Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31607)

Those extra error codes will be useful (I did ask a naive question on the list 6+ months ago - about getting better error feedback - but was discouraged & gave up).

AdamW is making some progress (same list) with some extra features for rtmpdump, so this is positive for the iView/SBS/Plus!7 downloaders.
I always found it annoying to have to manually delete the zero-byte files if the connection barfs. Hopefully the extra error code from RTMPdump means this can be handled in a more user-friendly way. :cool:

By the way, you've all been so helpful, so please let me know if I can assist with testing updates, etc. At least I know how to trigger the port fail! :)

Cheers.

Yansky 08-12-2011 02:12 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by hyc (Post 31615)
Nah, it's just low tolerance for stupid questions. Ask something intelligent and you'll get a useful response.
I accidentally a whole rtmp, is it dangerous?

Anywho 08-12-2011 06:36 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31605)
I just need to compile the latest revision so that everyone can try it :cool:
Tiz done... You can get the latest (for Windows) v2.4 (110812) from here.

sbt 08-12-2011 09:45 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31634)
Tiz done... You can get the latest (for Windows) v2.4 (110812) from here.
Nice one! Thanks for putting this out there. :cool: As promised, have tested this successfully, using some Q&D bodges to iViewDownloader v15.84, thusly:

Code:
...
SET RTMP_DEBUG=-# -V
SET RTMP_PORT=

SET CURL_OPT=--compressed -B -s -o
...

...
) else (
        bin\rtmpdump.exe %RESUME% %RTMP_DEBUG% -r rtmp://203.18.195.10/ %RTMP_PORT% -a ondemand?auth=%TOKEN% -y %SHOW_PATH% -o "%SAVE_PATH%" %SWFPARAM%
)

REM pause

rem echo %ERRORLEVEL%

if ERRORLEVEL 3 (
        Call :LogMessage Error connecting to port 1935. Retrying on port 80...
        set /a RETRY_COUNT=!RETRY_COUNT! - 1

        if !RETRY_COUNT! GTR 1 (
                DEL "%SAVE_PATH%"
                SET RTMP_PORT=-c 80
                goto RetryDownload
        ) else (
                call :FailedList %1 %2
                if /i "%LEECH%" == "p" pause
                goto DownloadFailed
        )
)
...
I noticed that I had to force the deletion of the zero-byte file created if the 1935 port connect failed. Otherwise the retry fails; rtmpdump appears to insist the stream output file doesn't exist. I hope this helps; I'm sure it needs refinement by someone who understands batch programming and the downloaders more than me.

Not sure if aunty have been watching us here, but it seems the iview client itself has stopped failing over to port 80. Now we're ahead of the curve! :p

Cheers.

gxdata 08-22-2011 07:56 AM

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Yo Gabba Gabba ep5 won't begin download with either iViewNapper or the Batch Downloader - is OK on the iViewer Player website.
Not near any software tools at present, so can't see what's up.

There are no errors reported by either - just no D/L

Anyone else having the same result?

Anywho 08-22-2011 11:23 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31873)
Yo Gabba Gabba ep5 won't begin download with either iViewNapper or the Batch Downloader - is OK on the iViewer Player website.
It's the ":" that's screwin' it up. I could have sworn this was fixed ages ago... Looks like the bug's come out in the warmer weather :eek:

Anywho 08-23-2011 03:29 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31873)
Yo Gabba Gabba ep5 won't begin download with either iViewNapper or the Batch Downloader - is OK on the iViewer Player website.
It does NOT play on the iView site. I get this on the screen.

(I thought it was too early for bugs :p )

gxdata 08-23-2011 03:48 AM

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Quote:
It does NOT play on the iView site.
It did at the time I posted (at least the first 90 seconds). Maybe ABC will mount it again.
These are the things that keep life perplexing. :confused:
Actually, it is OK on iView Player right now for me (Tues 7:50pm, Melbourne time) - I skipped through all 23 minutes of it. But it fails on iVN (v20110616).

Anywho 08-23-2011 04:05 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31889)
Actually, it is OK on iView Player right now for me (Tues 7:50pm, Melbourne time) - I skipped through all 23 minutes of it. But it fails on iVN (v20110616).
Still dead for me (Tues 7:30, Adelaide). I think they're trying to point the windmill in the right direction to get the most wind... But it's dead calm here at the moment. Either that or they've bought a new cockroach and it's ruined the treadmill to the generator :D

gxdata 08-23-2011 04:10 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31890)
Still dead for me (Tues 7:30, Adelaide). I think they're trying to point the windmill in the right direction to get the most wind... But it's dead calm here at the moment. Either that or they've bought a new cockroach and it's ruined the treadmill to the generator :D
30+ mins ago I tried another (Atoms Alive Ep5), and got Akamai serving it (usual: Hostworks). But I will download the JSON file for YGG 2/5 and take a look at it (eyeballs, no software tools).

[edit]

OK, the reason that the downloaders don't work is probably that the server file (as named in the series ID=2986838 JSON) does not exist - I suspect it is a human mistake, incrementing the wrong end of the episode identification string -

ep#4 (OK): kids/yogabba_10_02_04.mp4
ep#5 (NA): kids/yogabba_11_02_04.mp4

When (for #5) kids/yogabba_10_02_05.mp4 is used, it downloads.

But why the iView Player works for episode #5 - no idea.

Yansky 08-24-2011 01:42 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31892)
30+ mins ago I tried another (Atoms Alive Ep5), and got Akamai serving it (usual: Hostworks). But I will download the JSON file for YGG 2/5 and take a look at it (eyeballs, no software tools).

[edit]

OK, the reason that the downloaders don't work is probably that the server file (as named in the series ID=2986838 JSON) does not exist - I suspect it is a human mistake, incrementing the wrong end of the episode identification string -

ep#4 (OK): kids/yogabba_10_02_04.mp4
ep#5 (NA): kids/yogabba_11_02_04.mp4

When (for #5) kids/yogabba_10_02_05.mp4 is used, it downloads.

But why the iView Player works for episode #5 - no idea.
Could be that it hasn't propagated to the akamai server chache that your ISP connects to but it has to others. Even though it's one http address, it's propagated to multiple hosting servers.

Anywho 08-24-2011 03:19 AM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by gxdata (Post 31892)
But why the iView Player works for episode #5 - no idea.
Nope. Still doesn't show here using the iView website. This is today's response. So it must have been corrected on Akamai servers but not on the Hostworks servers.

Anywho 08-24-2011 10:14 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Anywho (Post 31914)
Nope. Still doesn't show here using the iView website. This is today's response. So it must have been corrected on Akamai servers but not on the Hostworks servers.
Seems to have been fixed now. Can view/download by the normal means. :cool:

gxdata 08-27-2011 11:35 PM

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I have been accessing via TeamViewer for the last week - works well to a WHS2011 on the other side of Oz.

sbt 09-06-2011 08:20 AM

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Hey all,

I was having trouble with Carlos ep2 (got: "RTMPSockBuf_Fill, recv returned -1. GetSockError(): 10060 (Unknown error)"), so on a hunch I added "-b 72000000" to the RTMPdump command line in my favourite downloaders. Don't know exactly why, but it works! Hope that helps.

Cheers,
sbt.

bowtiesarecool 09-30-2011 10:36 PM

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Hi All

The mpeg-4 movie doenloaded won't open on my computer as it says

Error2048- Couldn't open the file ** because it is not a file type QuickTime understands.

What should I do? Using Microsoft XP.

Thanks!

any ANONYMOUS forum user 09-30-2011 10:49 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by bowtiesarecool (Post 33035)
Error2048- Couldn't open the file ** because it is not a file type QuickTime understands.

What should I do? Using Microsoft XP.
The obviuous answer is "Don't use Apple products in Windows" :D

Anywho 09-30-2011 10:55 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by bowtiesarecool (Post 33035)
Hi All

The mpeg-4 movie doenloaded won't open on my computer as it says

Error2048- Couldn't open the file ** because it is not a file type QuickTime understands.

What should I do? Using Microsoft XP.

Thanks!
Use VLC media player or one that understands both FLV and MP4 files.

bowtiesarecool 09-30-2011 10:58 PM

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Thank you!! :D

VLC is playing the files beautifully.

MickJT 10-26-2011 01:32 PM

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Tried my Amiga version last week and it still works. Not been updated since July '10 :)

Anywho 10-28-2011 08:45 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by MickJT (Post 33894)
my Amiga version
Any reason why you're not providing the GPL in your package that uses rtmpdump?

Anywho 10-28-2011 09:42 PM

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Quote:
Originally Posted by MickJT (Post 33894)
Tried my Amiga version last week and it still works. Not been updated since July '10 :)
My, my... How short your memory is...


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