dinozap.tv help please

(http://stream-recorder.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15107)

pabloon

01-26-2013 01:08 AM

dinozap.tv help please

i need only the playpatch

Quote:

xqaz

but, how you got this?

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http://www.dinozap.tv/redirect/url03...=1359135524087

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jQuery1703472558189623063_1359135524019({"error":" false","result1":"xqaz","result2":"rtmp:\/\/stream.dinozap.com:1735\/redirect","msg":" - bqPGgL6So39S40\/LqHFYGrMloL6jX\/oOp8Ds05qz5gm6N2TAxOwWkt6+ChXWf8O2DmS490dlkDg7+Z64 LOI2UA== - rtmp:\/\/stream.dinozap.com:1735\/redirect@2013-01-25 - OGVzzUT6TuaXAMWN\/Uybes8CLb87LKeEZDNJ1nPpcro= + KYqCEXCMKN8ojznzOYw7i\/\/bTX9nSP9WKhVEWttghH0= - xqaz_20130125 - 20130125 - token: xqaz - rtmp:\/\/stream.dinozap.com:1735\/redirect - HoraServer: 20130125"})

evol	01-26-2013 03:47 AM

Re: dinozap.tv help please

Use rtmpdumpHelper and change the port ;)

pabloon

01-26-2013 07:35 AM

Re: dinozap.tv help please

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Originally Posted by evol (Post 59048)

Use rtmpdumpHelper and change the port ;)

thanks, how change the port in rtmpdumpHelper? :)

edit: now work with rtmpdumpHelper thanks

AmazingMatze

01-26-2013 05:35 PM

Re: dinozap.tv help please

Ok, I finally got it working with RTMPDump. It seems to use secure token response.

Code:

-T "#ro%%g0#r@1"

So the resulting RTMPDump commandline would be:

Code:

rtmpdump -r "rtmpe://184.75.213.90:1735/vod" -a "vod" -f "WIN 11,5,502,146" -W "http://93.114.45.68/jwplayer5/player.swf" -T "#ro%%g0#r@1" -p "http://www.dinozap.tv/redirect/embedredi.php?c=111&width=650&height=370&autostart=true&tk1=YHzuWat7ROCRInjNVr3nn8eFoW8rghSEXudw810aCr4%3D&tk2=sNRy1L0l9x9haJeMk2Gng76ekFSWtMmq6JLe0Zmeu0w%3D&tk3=4y5kCwmNs6m66GioEXcNDKiyFNi2fHNDl%2BNVW00dQaY%3D" -y "xqaz" -o "dino_streaming.flv"

AmazingMatze

01-27-2013 05:43 AM

Re: dinozap.tv help please

Quote:

Originally Posted by pabloon (Post 59109)

Thanks now work!!

as you get this?

Many thank again :)

You need to decompile the SWF player (e.g. with flasm) or you can dump the process of FlashPlayerPlugin_11_5_502_146.exe and look for it.

Note: The token you will find is #ro%g0#r@1, but as you are using it in a batch file you need to escape the reserved character "%".

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