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RTMP packet structureHi everyone. We are developing software which captures RTMP packets and saves video to FLV file. We have problems when parsing long RTMP packets (type = Aggregate). The question is how to remove insertions of bytes between 4096-byte RTMP chunks. We have spent many hours implementing RTMP parsing logic and we need an expert to help us.
If you have any experience with parsing RTMP and if you can help us, we can hire you. Thanks. |
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Re: RTMP packet structureif you wanna do it yourself then you can have a look at source code of rtmpdump project. and if you wanna hire someone then IMO Howard Chu (author of rtmpdump with username hyc here) would be the best bet.
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Re: RTMP packet structureThank you for reply,
in our case we don't know RTMP URL of video server. We only know URL of web page. We launch browser and grab packets using pcap |
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Re: RTMP packet structureUnless you plan on open sourcing you code, I wouldnt expect much help here.
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Re: RTMP packet structureyou can find rtmp specs and other open source software rtmp code here:
http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=RTMP |
Tags: rtmp |
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