Iptables redirect doe not seem to workFedora terminal:
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[user@grab2 ~]$ sudo iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -j REDIRECT Also I can see the video as usual on firefox, but this is not expected to work this way, I understand same result with rtmpsuck |
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not rtmp protocol but hls protocol (.m3u8) |
Re: Iptables redirect doe not seem to workJuts adding to what biezom mentioned above, here are the resolution available for this stream...You can choose the one that's best for your system...(i.e. the one that plays smoothly w/o too much buffering)
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https://rt-a.akamaihd.net/ch_04@325608/master.m3u8 Code:
#EXTM3U |
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Also the above stream is only an example I was trying to record, but what I really want to grab are webinars which will be on-line only at the last minute. So how can I know which stream are they transmitting, which tool to use to grab, and be able to get everything working in a short time? It seems impossible Peterpan or not? |
Re: Iptables redirect doe not seem to workWireshark would work too, you just have to look for '.m3u8' string (see img1);) and manually tweak it to get the original "master" stream . You can also install and enable a simple Firefox addon, called HttpFox, play the stream and search for '.m3u8' string...(see img2) ;)
As for the webinars, since you don't have an example, you'll just have to try to find the correct string on the fly. I'm sure wireshark and HttpFox, will have it.. Cheers! img1 ![]() img2 ![]() |
Re: Iptables redirect doe not seem to workImpressive!!:eek: Many thanks
apart rtmp and m3u8 are there other streams usable for webinars? |
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