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Originally Posted by Skeeve
Okay... I tried that.
First question: What is the purpose of the "RTMP" user?
Second Question: Why do I get a "Bus error" as soon as the film starts?
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I also obtain a bus error with rtmpe (mac osx 10.6.5), but using other method for redirecting instead of changing firewall ipfw rules, by with terminal editing the hosts file as follows:
Terminal
$ sudo nano etc/hosts
change in window to:
#127.0.0.1 local host
127.0.0.1 <domain of your stream-server URL, e.g. sss.aaa.com, in my example rt.fms.visionip.tv>
Ctrl O + enter (save); Ctrl X (go out of editor)
Then run: $./rtmpsuck
After this editing, rtmpsuck (v. 2.3) works well when re-open the stream-video.
I used a trick: in firefox one tab I left the video always running from before hosts file editing, in a second tab with same URL, I test with play and pause and rtmpsuck or rtmpsrv listening). In these conditions, rtmpsuck works well, but rtmprv give the bus error same of you.
I have tested as example with
http://actualidad.rt.com/mas/envivo/...UkhfAodF0HskQ). RTMPSUCK gives all information you can need in rtmpdump
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e.g. rtmpdump -r "rtmp://rt.fms.visionip.tv/live/" -a "live/" -f "WIN 10,2,151,49" -W "http://actualidad.rt.com/swf/player.swf" -p "http://actualidad.rt.com/mas/envivo/?gclid=COfbgf7UkqYCPUkhfAodF0HskQ" -y "RT_Spanish_3" -o RT_Spanish_3.flv)
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Note that after running rtmpsuck (or rtmpsrv), you must edit the hosts file to its original values (127.0.0.1 localhost without #) before running downloader rtmpdump.
Hope this help