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Old 02-06-2011, 06:10 PM
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Trouble recording from 3D Buzz


I have a subscription to the site and I'm trying to record subscription videos. I believe they're RTMPE. I've tried most of the programs listed here. One I didn't was rtmpdump since it didn't look as simple as the automatic programs.

There are two different types of videos on the site: free, and the ones that require a subscription. After trying several programs, StreamTransport seemed to be the only one that could successfully record the free videos. With the subscription videos, the programs couldn't even see the file/stream. I'd post a link here, but it couldn't be viewed, so I'll paste the HTML instead.

<embed width="100%" height="100%" flashvars="videoid=2039&amp;userid=223241&amp;file =rtmpe://none/&amp;id=mp4:none&amp;bufferlength=10&amp;stretchin g=uniform&amp;autostart=true&amp;start=0&amp;backc olor=0x383D43&amp;frontcolor=0xEEEEEE&amp;lightcol or=0xFFA518" allowfullscreen="true" quality="high" name="mediaplayer" id="mediaplayer" style="" src="videoplayerj.swf" wmode="transparent" type="application/x-shockwave-flash">

The "file=rtmpe://none/&amp;id=mp4:none" seems to be my problem. I don't know much this stuff, but I think it's some sort of "live" stream? Not sure, but does anyone have suggestions as to what could record it?

I'll also paste the HTML for the free video here, just in case it could help.

<embed width="100%" height="100%" flashvars="streamer=rtmpe://s3otuljvizf25t.cloudfront.net/cfx/st&amp;file=videos/CPP_i2_01_Intro.mp4&amp;bufferlength=10&amp;stretc hing=uniform&amp;autostart=true&amp;start=0&amp;ba ckcolor=0x383D43&amp;frontcolor=0xEEEEEE&amp;light color=0xFFA518" allowfullscreen="true" quality="high" name="mediaplayer" id="mediaplayer" style="" src="mediaplayer5.swf" wmode="transparent" type="application/x-shockwave-flash">

Thanks.