First of all download TubeMaster++ for Linux (Red Hat, Debian, Mandrake)
- Tested on Ubuntu 10.04 (Debian).
- Tested on Fedora 11 (Red Hat).
- Tested on Mandriva 2009 (Mandrake)
Filename : tm++.linux.tar.gz
Version : 2.0

How to install TubeMaster++ in Linux:

• Download & Install Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE). (32Bits, NOT x64!) I used Ubuntu Software Center to install JRE.
• Download & Install Java SE Development Kit (JDK). (32Bits, NOT x64!). I used Ubuntu Software Center to install Open JDK.
• Download & Install LibPcap (Installed by Default). LibPcap was already installed in my Ubuntu 10.04 (but you can use Synaptic package manager to install and remove packages)/
• Download & Install JPcap Library. I download the .deb package, opened it in the default package manager and installed it.
• Download & Install FFMpeg with FFPlay. I typed the following in Terminal to install them in Ubuntu 10.04:
  
  Code:

  sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
  sudo apt-get install libavcodec-unstripped-52

• Unpack tm++.linux.tar.gz (you can use tar -xvf tm++.linux.tar.gz in the Terminal)

How to use TubeMaster in Linux:

• Open terminal and navigate to the directory where tm++.jar is, for example:
  
  Code:

  cd ~/TubeMaster++

• Run tm++.jar (you must have root rights):
  
  Code:

  sudo ./tm++.jar

• Open your browser and navigate to a web-page you would like to record from. Play an online audio/video stream.
• TubeMaster will capture HTTP and RTMP streams from your web-browser.