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Originally Posted by by-gum
Anywho - Thanks for all your work!
I don't know why or how the host changed to Akamai.
We still have a problem:
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Using Akamai or Hostworks is dependent on the ISP you are using. If your ISP offers un-metered access to iView, then you'll most likely be using Hostworks. Otherwise it's Akamai.
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DEBUG: Property: <Name: description, STRING: Failed to play deep_10_01_02; stream not found.>
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I need to see what RTMPdump is trying to do with the commandline arguments it's been given. So I need this part as well. E.g:
Code:
RTMPDump v2.3
(c) 2010 Andrej Stepanchuk, Howard Chu, The Flvstreamer Team; license: GPL
DEBUG: Protocol : RTMP
DEBUG: Hostname : 203.18.195.10
DEBUG: Port : 1935
DEBUG: Playpath : mp4:deep_10_01_02
DEBUG: tcUrl : rtmp://203.18.195.10:1935/ondemand?auth=4B35A3DDCE7F13DF079C
DEBUG: swfUrl : http://www.abc.net.au/iview/images/iview.jpg
DEBUG: app : ondemand?auth=4B35A3DDCE7F13DF079C
DEBUG: live : no
DEBUG: timeout : 30 sec
DEBUG: SWFSHA256:
DEBUG: 96 cc 76 f1 d5 38 5f b5 cd a6 e2 ce 5c 73 32 3a
DEBUG: 39 90 43 d0 bb 6c 68 7e dd 80 7e 5c 73 c4 2b 37
DEBUG: SWFSize : 2122
DEBUG: Setting buffer time to: 36000000ms
A good thing you could add to the script for the time-being is a line of code just before where each RTMPdump command is executed that will "echo" the command line as fed to the command interpreter. That way you (
and us) can see what is fed to the command interpreter and if the syntax is correct.
For Hostworks the output is (Windows):
Code:
bin\rtmpdump.exe --resume -r rtmp://203.18.195.10/ -a ondemand?auth=D536ABCD8E3F12D988EC -y mp4:deep_10_01_02 -o "The Deep Series 1 Episode 2.mp4" -W http://www.abc.net.au/iview/images/iview.jpg
For Akamai the output would be (Windows):
Code:
bin\rtmpdump.exe --resume -r "rtmp://cp53909.edgefcs.net///flash/playback/_definst_/deep_10_01_02.mp4" -a ondemand?auth="E17AF96B1BAE58C69288" -o "The Deep Series 1 Episode 2.mp4" -W http://www.abc.net.au/iview/images/iview.jpg