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How to find RTMPE stream URLs

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Stream Recorder

07-08-2009 11:20 PM

How to find RTMPE stream URLs

I don't know any URL Finders that can reveal RTMPE URLs.

I have seen 2 ways of finding RTMPE URLs:

analyzing HTML, XML and other files used by the web-site
getting it from the memory dump of your browser with a debugger

noob2001204

07-08-2009 11:27 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Stream Recorder,can you explain the 2nd method in steps by steps?
i wanna try the 2nd method,what debugger do you use?
how to find out the url?

Stream Recorder

07-09-2009 04:18 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

ZargWolf managed to find RTMPE URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZargWolf (Post 11491)

By checking which strings in memory firefox accessed.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZargWolf (Post 11496)

For the memory editor any debugger will do, or if you want to be lazy you can just dump the memory and search it using the windows debug tools.

compn

07-09-2009 05:31 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

i wonder if you can get gnash or swfdec to be used instead of adobe flash player, and if those will return rtmpe urls for you?

maybe with 'media player connectivity' firefox extension
http://www.getgnash.org/packages/snapshots/windows/

any ANONYMOUS forum user

07-09-2009 06:18 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Stream Recorder i think the option 2 is better and i found this information with debuger ollydbg maybe works

http://sh1zuka.wordpress.com/2009/02...opular-demand/

any ANONYMOUS forum user

07-29-2009 10:02 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

i've been reading your posts about rtmpdump and i must admit it looks great! i have managed to flasm the size and get the hash from openssl with no problems, but i'm having problems finding the rtmpe urls..

i read on here that some people are plucking these from memory grabs, but i've been unsucessfull so far and was wondering whether you can help.

hope to hear from you soon.

noob2001204

12-06-2009 12:05 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

This is not a very effective method,but its worth a try

Step 1. Use PMDump to dump your browser memory to your hard disk when you are watching the video you want to rip (you can pause it to avoid the lag)
Step 2. Use a hex editor to open the memory dump file,I use HxD Editor,its free and portable
Step 3. Press Ctrl + F to search keywords such as "rtmpe://" "mp4:" "stream start" "connect to",there you can find the url you want

rtmpdump 1.9 can successfully download the videos I couldn't download before

teselli

12-06-2009 12:05 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by noob2001204 (Post 14590)

how do you want to find the url in hxd editor,
i can not read the url, it is unicode or like that;(

please help

noob2001204

12-06-2009 07:43 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by teselli (Post 14594)

how do you want to find the url in hxd editor,
i can not read the url, it is unicode or like that;(

please help

Usually,if you search the keywords like "rtmpe://" "mp4:",you can find the direct url within a xml file,along with other videos info
you should press F3 to continue to search until you find the correct url
If you have some problems,you can post the url here,i can help you to find it

Stream Recorder

01-01-2010 09:14 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

The newest version of rtmpdump 2.1 comes with two additional server programs, rtmpsrv and rtmpsuck:

rtmpsrv is a stub for a server; it logs the connect and play parameters from a regular client that connects to it. These parameters can then be used with rtmpdump to retrieve a stream.

rtmpsuck is a transparent proxy; it intercepts connections from a client and then makes an outbound connection to the real server. After all handshaking is complete and encryption keys with both sides are negotiated, it records the cleartext stream data into files while relaying the data from the server to the client.

Quote:

Originally Posted by rtmpdump

You can also use "make rtmpsrv" to build a stub server. Note that this is very incomplete code, and I haven't yet decided whether or not to finish it. In its current form it is useful for obtaining all the parameters that a real Flash client would send to an RTMP server, so that they can be used with rtmpdump.

You can also use "make rtmpsuck" to build a proxy server. See below...

All you need to do is redirect your Flash clients to the machine running this server and it will dump out all the connect / play parameters that the Flash client sent. The simplest way to cause the redirect is by editing /etc/hosts when you know the hostname of the RTMP server, and point it to localhost while running rtmpsrv on your machine. (This approach should work on any OS; on Windows you would edit %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts.)

On Linux you can also use iptables to redirect all outbound RTMP traffic.
You can do this as root:

Code:

iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -j REDIRECT

In my original plan I would have the transparent proxy running as a special user (e.g. user "proxy"), and regular Flash clients running as any other user. In that case the proxy would make the connection to the real RTMP server. The
iptables rule would look like this:

Code:

iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -m owner \! --uid-owner proxy \ -j REDIRECT

A rule like the above will be needed to use rtmpsuck.

Using it in this mode takes advantage of the Linux support for IP redirects; in particular it uses a special getsockopt() call to retrieve the original
destination address of the connection. That way the proxy can create the real outbound connection without any other help from the user. I'm not aware of equivalent functionality on BSD, Windows, or any other platform; if you know how to handle this I'd be interested in hearing about it.

The rtmpsuck command has only one option: "-z" to turn on debug logging. It listens on port 1935 for RTMP sessions, but you can also redirect other ports to it as needed (read the iptables docs). It first performs an RTMP handshake with the client, then waits for the client to send a connect request. It parses and prints the connect parameters, then makes an outbound connection to the real RTMP server. It performs an RTMP handshake with that server, forwards the connect request, and from that point on it just relays packets back and forth between the two endpoints.

It also checks for a few packets that it treats specially: a play packet from the client will get parsed so that the playpath can be displayed. It
also handles SWF Verification requests from the server, without forwarding them to the client. (There would be no point, since the response is tied to each session's handshake.)

Once the play command is processed, all subsequent audio/video data received from the server will be written to a file, as well as being delivered back to the client.

The point of all this, instead of just using a sniffer, is that since rtmpsuck has performed real handshakes with both the client and the server, it can negotiate whatever encryption keys are needed and so record the unencrypted
data.

any ANONYMOUS forum user

05-17-2010 11:09 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Someone found the url using some technique above?

Stream Recorder

06-01-2010 02:19 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Freeware CooJah for Windows now support RTMPE protocol.

Ed999

06-10-2010 05:01 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 18978)

Someone found the url using some technique above?

Yes. See this thread: http://stream-recorder.com/forum/there-any-gui-rtmpdump-t4622p2.html

noob2001204

06-16-2010 08:56 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

The latest version of CooJah 6 now supports capturing RTMPE packets (recording mode)
It's one of the only two software that can capture RTMPE packets,the other one is rtmpsuck,but it's not very useful on Windows
Now RTMPE is hardly protecting any content :D

Elice

06-17-2010 04:36 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Aww, I wish I would have known that in time to rip the Bonnaroo stream on YouTube. Hope it works for Lollapalooza and Outside Lands.

Ed999

07-14-2010 04:26 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

I investigated CooJah a few months ago, and my recollection is that it only works in Windows XP or Vista, so won't solve the problem if you're running Windows 98, Mac, or Linux.

Fraekz

07-28-2010 11:00 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

How to find RTMPE URL with pmdump, HxD viewer

I installed the following softwares first.

rtmpdump-2.3
Process Explorer v12.04
HxD Viewer 1.7.7.0
pmdump v1.2
Visual C++ 2008 Redistributables (x64)
(My OS is 64-bit, 32bit version needs to be installed for 32-bit users)
Win64 OpenSSL v0.9.8o
(32 bit users need 32-bit version)

Now our target command is

Code:

rtmpdump -r "<rtmpe_url>" -W "<flash_player_url>" -o outputFile.flv -V

Open all windows and keep it ready
a) Open cmd prompt with admin privileges and move to the location of pmdump and keep it ready.
Tip: It is better if you install pmdump inside same folder as rtmpdump, so that you need not go back and forth between pmdump and rtmpdump.
b) Open Process Explorer and keep it ready (Notice, your browser is not yet started, so Process Explorer will not show your browser)
c) Open HxD viewer and keep it ready.
d) Keep a notepad window open with sample command already there like this, it will be easy for you replace the command with what you want.

rtmpdump -r "rtmpe://fms.1B42.edgecastcdn.net/001B42/vault/videoclips/movies/MayaBazaar.mp4?e=1280357960" -W "http://www.mybigflix.com/apache_file/flash/Player.swf" -o xx.flv -V
Step2: Browser activity
a) Open browser window (Having single tab is better, less confusion, less memory dump)
b) Navigate to the particular video what you want to download
c) Sometimes there will be an advertisement for 30 secs, wait until the advertisement is over and movie starts. Once movie starts, goto step 3 immediately.
Step3: Finding Process ID of your flash player (which is currently running the movie)
For Example, Lets take Chrome as the browser.
a) In Process Explorer, if you see, Chrome will have many sub processes (one or two), Most probably the second sub-process will have name something related to plugin container (which is nothing but our Adobe flash player plugin). Note down that process id (not the main chrome process id). Also note that particular process id will have huge activity in kB/MB dynamically changing, because your movie is streaming in the browser.
For Example, we assume process id is 5760.
Step4: Dumping the process data
a) Immediately, type the following command in cmd window, which is already open in the pmdump folder.

Code:

pmdump 5760 example

The general syntax is

Code:

pmdump <processid> <any_file_name>

Note: There is no need of typing any extension for filename. That file is raw data file.
Here the name "example" is just an example. The name can be anything.
b) Close the browser window. There is no need to keep the browser open or streaming as you have already dumped the required url data.
Step5: Finding the rtmpe_url using HxD viewer.
a) Open example (which we just saved now from pmdump) in HxD viewer.
b) Press Ctlr+F or Click Search--> Find
c) Make sure the cursor is somewhere at the start of the file. Type "rtmpe" without quotes and click OK.
You will get you first search hit. Check out whether it a direct and correct rtmpe url.
You may find two types of rtmpe in this hex dump file
one direct like this

rtmpe://fms.1B42.edgecastcdn.net/001B42/vault/videoclips/movies/MayaBazaar.mp4?e=1280357960

or one with ascii codes, like this

rtmpe%3A2F%2Ffms%2E1B42%2Eedgecastcdn%2Enet%2F001B 42%2Fvault%2Fvideoclips%2Fmovies%2FMayaBazaar%2Emp 4%3Fe%3D1280357960&productId=1292

The second one is not wanted.
So if your search hit is like second one, then just move the cursor below that rtmpe line and again press Ctrl+F and Ok.
You will get next search result. Check like this until you get correct rtmpe url. Mostly in first or second hit you will get it.
Note: If you are not getting any search result
a) You have noted down the wrong process id and dumped the wrong process. Note down the right process and do it again, if you don't know which process is right, just try trial and error of all processes under Chrome in Process Explorer.
b) Your cursor is at the end of the file
c) You have misspelled rtmpe as rmtpe.

d) Copy the rtmpe url. Select the text using mouse and press Ctrl+C.
d) Now paste that in the notepad window and replace the sample rtmpe_url from one end of quotes to other end of quotes.
e) Since we are done with the full command now (as rtmpe_url is the only unknown which is replaced in notepad now) copy the entire command, by selecting and pressing Ctrl+C.

thefan

07-30-2010 04:58 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Excellent guide fraekz. Appreciate this !. However one major newbie question.

The swf url like:"http://www.mybigflix.com/apache_file/flash/Player.swf" how do i find that url? Thats the url of the "swf" verification part right?

thefan

noob2001204

07-30-2010 09:12 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Thanks for the tutorial
Process explorer is not necessary if you know how to find out the correct pid using tasklist command

Stream Recorder

07-30-2010 11:39 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by thefan (Post 20553)

The swf url like:"http://www.mybigflix.com/apache_file/flash/Player.swf" how do i find that url? Thats the url of the "swf" verification part right?

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/sho...8&postcount=43

BarackObama

07-31-2010 04:53 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

how to obtain

Code:

http://www.flirt4free.com/vod/shows/2063423/

Ed999

02-27-2011 03:41 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Using the latest versions, RTMPsrv.exe v2.3 and RTMPdump.exe v2.3 running on a friend's Windows 7 laptop, I have obtained RTMPE urls from rtmpe encrypted BBC streams at YouTube.com this week. Details are here -

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/rtm...-dr-t8506.html

Here is an example -

rtmpdump -r "rtmpe://cp59009.edgefcs.net/youtube?auth=daEb.aabUdHc6bUc0cGbrcqdXcPaFb4d8dQ-bnr.Wh-eS-JxDDJnqd&aifp=YT2008121701&slist=c6/id/afafcc0e1fdc39e5/itag/34" -a "youtube?auth=daEb.aabUdHc6bUc0cGbrcqdXcPaFb4d8dQ-bnr.Wh-eS-JxDDJnqd&aifp=YT2008121701&slist=c6/id/afafcc0e1fdc39e5/itag/34" -f "WIN 10,1,53,64" -W "http://s.ytimg.com/yt/swfbin/watch_as3-vflYyTcR7.swf" -p "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6_MDh_cOeU&fmt=18" -y "c6/id/afafcc0e1fdc39e5/itag/34&ptk=BBC_Worldwide" -o 34&ptk=BBC_Worldwide.flv

You'll need to manually remove the text '&ptk=BBC_Worldwide'.

Stream Recorder

04-27-2011 04:59 AM

Re: URL Snooper -- no longer detecting rtmpe streams

Quote:

Originally Posted by placebo (Post 28113)

Can you download RTMPE streams with HiDownload ?

placebo

04-27-2011 05:24 AM

Re: URL Snooper -- no longer detecting rtmpe streams

no, doesnt look like it! :(

What about NetTransport?

Stream Recorder

04-27-2011 02:09 PM

Re: URL Snooper -- no longer detecting rtmpe streams

Quote:

Originally Posted by placebo (Post 28121)

What about NetTransport?

I can't make it find stream URLs.

But if I try to download using one of the URLs above, I get the "Flash Media Server (FMS) error":

Code:

28.04.2011 0:07:01.152 Connecting to cp74787.edgefcs.net:1935

28.04.2011 0:07:01.496 Connecting to 195.27.183.219:1935

28.04.2011 0:07:01.585 Connected.

28.04.2011 0:07:01.589 Entering handshaking sequence.

28.04.2011 0:07:01.595 Version: 06

28.04.2011 0:07:03.361 Version: 09

28.04.2011 0:07:03.364 not Genuine Adobe Flash Media Server!

28.04.2011 0:07:03.369 Flash Media Server (FMS) error.

28.04.2011 0:07:03.373 Awaiting 5 seconds to retry.

28.04.2011 0:07:08.383 Entering handshaking sequence.

28.04.2011 0:07:08.387 Version: 06

28.04.2011 0:07:08.610 Socket function error.

28.04.2011 0:07:08.613 Awaiting 5 seconds to retry.

28.04.2011 0:07:13.625 Connecting to 195.27.183.219:1935

28.04.2011 0:07:13.710 Connected.

28.04.2011 0:07:13.715 Entering handshaking sequence.

28.04.2011 0:07:13.720 Version: 06

28.04.2011 0:07:14.221 Version: 09

28.04.2011 0:07:14.226 not Genuine Adobe Flash Media Server!

28.04.2011 0:07:14.228 Flash Media Server (FMS) error.

28.04.2011 0:07:14.232 Awaiting 5 seconds to retry.

28.04.2011 0:07:14.495 cancelled at 0

28.04.2011 0:07:30.580 Entering handshaking sequence.

28.04.2011 0:07:30.584 Version: 06

boneramous lugayness

04-29-2011 11:09 PM

Re: Error: RTMPE stream detected but parsing failed by Coojah. How to solve the probl

someone mentioned URL Snooper not finding RTMPE streams anymore, and someone else gave the thing a D+ grade. in fact, this is one of the only programs ive been able to use successfully in finding all available streams for one video, and its still working great for me. this is from 20 mins ago at MTV.com:

any ANONYMOUS forum user

04-30-2011 09:57 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

URL Snooper does show some RTMPE urls if that website uses playlist.

Besides CooJah, rtmpsrv and GetFLV, the most useful tool to obtain RTMPE url and such other information is memory checking function of HxD hex editor.

Stream Recorder

05-01-2011 12:18 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 28382)

the most useful tool to obtain RTMPE url and such other information is memory checking function of HxD hex editor.

It is too complicated.

It is much easier to use rtmpsrv, RTMPexplorer or commercial GetFLV.

Also I use rtmpsrv and rtmpsuck in Linux.

any ANONYMOUS forum user

05-01-2011 03:20 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder (Post 28387)

It is too complicated.

It is much easier to use rtmpsrv, RTMPexplorer or commercial GetFLV.

It's not that complicated to use. You use it the way like you use URL Snooper.
A few steps:
Open editor,in the menu,click extras>open ram>select your browser
then press ctrl+f to search for keywords.

CooJah is pretty good,but does it work on windows 7? I also heard some say it's unstable on their os.

rtmpsrv is not easy to use and pretty useless on windows when the hostname is ip.

RTMPexplorer is one of the best tool i have tested,but it requires .net framework 4.0 installed,but i have a problem installing it on my pc.

customer20983

05-03-2011 06:49 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder (Post 28387)

It is too complicated.

It is much easier to use rtmpsrv, CooJah, streamCapture, RTMPexplorer

I do not find any of those listed work on finding RTMPE streams off the major sites like MTV.com or my specific focus gametrailers.com. If you are please inform us all please. I will have to clear off a day or two for the hex dump as I usually have to wipe my disk completely from coojah as it conflcits with my software.

placebo

05-04-2011 02:05 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

if someone has serious problems with gametrailers.com, then it is more appropriate to discuss and help in the gametrailers.com thread. if someone has serious problems with mtv.com, then it is more appropriate to discuss and help in the mtv.com thread.

http://stream-recorder.com/forum/tags/mtv/
http://stream-recorder.com/forum/tags/gametrailers/

just my two cents :D

customer20983

05-05-2011 01:39 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stream Recorder (Post 28638)

Instead of software you tested, use RTMPexplorer, GetFLV, rtmpsrv.

As stated above I already tested GetFLV and found that it is NOT reliable at all for detecting and accessing
rtmpe // .mp4
NOT http:// .flv files

In fact I have found most of the software listing on this site to be no longer usable as far as RELIABLY detecting rtmpe streams as of April 2011.

I think that is becasue most server admin are also reading this board and others on how to specifically prevent access to these rtmpe streams which of course defeats the very purpose of these softwares.

I would hope that someone would reliably update the software packages that are STILL being listed as detecting and accessing RELIABLY rtmpe streams on this page

http://all-streaming-media.com/recor...FLV-videos.htm

because NONE of these products RELIABLY work as rtmp detector and download as of April 2011.

* Replay Media Catcher's choice!

This product has been stated NOT to work on rtmp since Jan 2009!

http://www.applian.com/replay-media-...p-measures.php

So why is it still listed as a rtmpe product?

* Jaksta Editor's choice!
As of April 2011 this is hit or miss and I am guessing those sites it is still wokring on are those that have NOT upgraded to adobe 10.2 servers yet. But at least in that regard, this product still has some viability as a specific rtmpe detecting and download product.
but agian it is NOT RELIABLE for detecting and downloading rtmpe streams

* NetTransport 2.x
# Flash video streams (.FLV and .MP4) through the HTTP and RTMP protocols
if you are reading this as detect and download HTTP then yes this works
If you are reading this as detect and download RTMP then NO this does NOT work

* Orbit Downloader "Download Flash .FLV video streams (HTTP, RTMP protocols)"
if you are reading this as detect and download HTTP then yes this works
If you are reading this as detect and download RTMP then NO this does NOT work

* GetFLV "supports HTTP, RTMP and secure RTMPE protocol"
As of April 2011 it does NOT detect rtmp protocols on most major broadcasters

* CooJah (Freeware/Windows) is a network sniffer that allows to find RTMP URLs
As of April 2011, it does NOT detect rtmp urls on MTV, CBS, Hulu, and my specific interest.

Stream Recorder

05-05-2011 02:22 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 28411)

CooJah is pretty good,but does it work on windows 7? I also heard some say it's unstable on their os.

CooJah didn't work for me in Windows 7 for a long time. Then it started working. The only problem is that it needs to be updated to handle the latest RTMPE changes made by Adobe. So while it is still good for RTMP and other streams, it fails to find many RTMPE streams now:
Error: RTMPE stream detected but parsing failed by Coojah. How to solve the problem?

Quote:

Originally Posted by any ANONYMOUS forum user (Post 28411)

rtmpsrv is not easy to use and pretty useless on windows when the hostname is ip.

Very true. So just use Linux (dual boot or on a virtual machine like freeware VirtualBox).

Stream Recorder

05-05-2011 02:32 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

Quote:

Originally Posted by customer20983 (Post 28656)

I think that is becasue most server admin are also reading this board and others on how to specifically prevent access to these rtmpe streams which of course defeats the very purpose of these softwares.

I would hope that someone would reliably update the software packages that are STILL being listed as detecting and accessing RELIABLY rtmpe streams on this page

Software will be updates, then the server software will be updated,... This is constant process.

Quote:

Originally Posted by customer20983 (Post 28656)

http://all-streaming-media.com/recor...FLV-videos.htm

because NONE of these products RELIABLY work as rtmp detector and download as of April 2011.

* Replay Media Catcher's choice!

This product has been stated NOT to work on rtmp since Jan 2009!

http://www.applian.com/replay-media-...p-measures.php

So why is it still listed as a rtmpe product?

* Jaksta Editor's choice!
As of April 2011 this is hit or miss and I am guessing those sites it is still wokring on are those that have NOT upgraded to adobe 10.2 servers yet. But at least in that regard, this product still has some viability as a specific rtmpe detecting and download product.
but agian it is NOT RELIABLE for detecting and downloading rtmpe streams

* NetTransport 2.x
# Flash video streams (.FLV and .MP4) through the HTTP and RTMP protocols
if you are reading this as detect and download HTTP then yes this works
If you are reading this as detect and download RTMP then NO this does NOT work

* Orbit Downloader "Download Flash .FLV video streams (HTTP, RTMP protocols)"
if you are reading this as detect and download HTTP then yes this works
If you are reading this as detect and download RTMP then NO this does NOT work

* GetFLV "supports HTTP, RTMP and secure RTMPE protocol"
As of April 2011 it does NOT detect rtmp protocols on most major broadcasters

* CooJah (Freeware/Windows) is a network sniffer that allows to find RTMP URLs
As of April 2011, it does NOT detect rtmp urls on MTV, CBS, Hulu, and my specific interest.

You are confusing RTMP and secure RTMPE protocols. Replay Media Catcher, Jaksta, NetTransport, Orbit Downloader do support RTMP protocol. They can detect it and download/capture RTMP streams.

GetFLV works with many RTMPE streams. placebo provided lots of screenshots with it working. Note that he was always using the latest legally purchased version of GetFLV. And we saw many bug fixes after users' complains. If it doesn't work for you, post in a thread corresponding to a web-site you have problems with (mtv, gametrailers,...) or just contact the support directly.

fabulousone

11-16-2011 06:28 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

I'm having a lot of trouble trying to download this video...

rtmpe://cp80642.edgefcs.net/ondemand/&mp4:citytv/1632712407/1632712407_12346303990

01_3553019.mp4

I've tried everything and am losing patience. I'm new at this...please help.

rizov666

12-07-2013 03:34 PM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

This is link :

Code:

http://www.livestream.com/nationalgeographicbalcan

I need stream url for this live stream...
How to do this procedure and to wach on vlc thanksssss

karlo2105

12-14-2013 02:26 AM

Re: How to find RTMPE stream URLs

It's not live stream, but if you want to watch it that's the commandline. I used rtmpdumphelper + rtmpsuck to get this address. Don't forget to delete .flv file cos rtmpsuck downloads file.

Code:

rtmpdump -r "rtmp://extondemand.livestream.com/ondemand" -a "ondemand" -f "WIN 11,9,900,170" -W "http://cdn.livestream.com/chromelessPlayer/v21/playerapi.swf" -p "http://www.livestream.com/embed/nationalgeographicbalcan?showMoreVideos=false&hideInfo=true&autoPlay=true&lschannel=true&browseMode=false&textLines=2&hideChannelBranding=true&mode=false&allowchat=false&layout=4&t=599711" -y "trans/dv15/mogulus-user-files/chnationalgeographicbalcan/2013/01/26/267ad172-14d1-4089-a9dd-0424ff3624c1" | %systemdrive%\progra~1\videolan\vlc\vlc -



RTMPDump v2.4 GIT-2013-08-15 (Compiled by KSV)

(c) 2010 Andrej Stepanchuk, Howard Chu, The Flvstreamer Team; license: GPL

WARNING: You haven't specified an output file (-o filename), using stdout

Connecting ...

INFO: Connected...

Starting download at: 0.000 kB

INFO: Metadata:

INFO:   metadatacreator         Yet Another Metadata Injector for FLV - Version

1.4

INFO:   hasKeyframes            TRUE

INFO:   hasVideo                TRUE

INFO:   hasAudio                TRUE

INFO:   hasMetadata             TRUE

INFO:   canSeekToEnd            FALSE

INFO:   duration                2848.94

INFO:   datasize                168321953.00

INFO:   videosize               143500349.00

INFO:   videocodecid            2.00

INFO:   width                   480.00

INFO:   height                  310.00

INFO:   framerate               25.00

INFO:   videodatarate           391.37

INFO:   audiosize               24100476.00

INFO:   audiocodecid            2.00

INFO:   audiosamplerate         22000.00

INFO:   audiosamplesize         16.00

INFO:   stereo                  TRUE

INFO:   audiodatarate           62.80

INFO:   filesize                168438828.00

INFO:   lasttimestamp           2848.94

INFO:   lastkeyframetimestamp   2848.64

INFO:   lastkeyframelocation    168424752.00

INFO: keyframes:

INFO: filepositions:

INFO: times:

382.058 kB / 2.56 sec (0.0%)

ERROR: Download: Failed writing, exiting!

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