rtmpdump - freeware CLI application (Mac OS X, Linux, Windows). rtmpdump 1.6 allows you to dump RTMP streams onto your hard drive. It can also download RTMPE streams and streams with SWF verification.
Command line for rtmpdump to download RTMP stream with "--resume" option:
Code:
rtmpdump -r "rtmp://host.com/dir/file.flv" -o filename.flv --resume
rtmpdump parameters:
Code:
--help|-h Prints this help screen.
--rtmp|-r url URL (e.g. rtmp//hotname[:port]/path)
--host|-n hostname Overrides the hostname in the rtmp url
--port|-c port Overrides the port in the rtmp url
--protocol|-l Overrides the protocol in the rtmp url (0 - RTMP, 3 - RTMPE)
--playpath|-y Overrides the playpath parsed from rtmp url
--swfUrl|-s url URL to player swf file
--tcUrl|-t url URL to played stream (default: "rtmp://host[:port]/app")
--pageUrl|-p url Web URL of played programme
--app|-a app Name of player used
--swfhash|-w hexstring SHA256 hash of the decompressed SWF file (32 bytes)
--swfsize|-x num Size of the decompressed SWF file, required for SWFVerification
--auth|-u string Authentication string to be appended to the connect string
--flashVer|-f string Flash version string
--live|-v Save a live stream, no --resume (seeking) of live strems possible
--flv|-o string FLV output file name, if the file name is - print stream to stdout
--resume|-e Resume a partial RTMP download
--timeout|-m num Timeout connection num seconds
--buffer|-b Buffer time in milliseconds, this option makes only sense in stdout mode
--skip|-k num Skip num keyframes when looking for last keyframe to resume from. Useful if resume fails