tv.vnutri.info: Download or capture RTMFP stream (p2p video stream from Flash Player)

tv.vnutri.info: Download or capture RTMFP stream (p2p video stream from Flash Player)

 

How to download.:confused:
_http://tv.vnutri.info/tv-ukrainian/stb

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i cant capture or download. :confused:

( WTF? LOL! new video protection protocol made by Russians. Russia wins against USA and China!! :D )

chap (or KSV), have you tried to tamper the webpage requests?

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They are using Adobe RTMFP protocol not custom protocol.
RTMPdump can easily download from that site. it's really very powerful tool. isn't it :D

Media sample:

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Thanks KSV!
It's more like you're a very powerful RTMPDump user. :D

So you sniffed the URL how? Coojah doesnt do the trick, seems like. :(

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i always use Wireshark to sniff links.

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in mood for movie creating? :D

( I have Wireshark installed and it shows 4 different network adapters (2 vpn's, 1 wlan, 1 lan) and they all capture packets. too much info. which filter (capture filter + display filter) should i use? and when i go over the vpn's, the video doesnt play. maybe some screenshot or instructional video :D would help. i'll check youtube if it has educational wireshare videos .. ;) )

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What would we do without you!:cool:Thanks.

Re: tv.vnutri.info: Download or capture RTMFP stream (p2p video stream from Flash Pla

 

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KSV

How did you hear about the possibility to download rtmpdump (where write about it?).Thanks.

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Hello Chap,

I see that your question was directed at KSV, but as I was yesterday where you are now, it might be interesting for you how I found out about rtmpdump.

I was trying to find flv files in my browsercache as I used to but it would not work. I did a google search on how to download streamed video and found references to a commercial program called Jaksta. I googled that and a forum thread came up that explained that Jaksta is basically a packet sniffer with a transcoder and that it uses mencoder for transcoding. Someone added that it only works properly (i.e. saves copyrighted content) if you install the rtmpdump add-on.

I have played with wireshark before and could dig up the urls and the playpath (more or less accurately) and this forum taught me how to properly pass parameters to rtmpdump.

Many people here use Coojah and other windows programs save streams - and they are probably very handy. But going the KSV way (wireshark+rtmpdump) gives you a better understanding of what actually is going on.