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Originally Posted by silverx
You think maybe the single quotes are the problem?
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I ran the command through
Bash. If you are using
cmd.exe then yes you will need to use double quotes to comply with rules of that interpreter.
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Originally Posted by silverx
So how do you come up with such a long, monstrous command with so many command options and values? Does a piece of software you have generate it for you?
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I use a script rtmp-host.sh; however if you know the host (in this case brightcove-06.fcod.llnwd.net) you can simply add line to hosts file
Code:
127.0.0.1 brightcove-06.fcod.llnwd.net
then run rtmpsrv.exe and restart the video. Once video starts it will dump the command. You will then need to restore hosts file, and run RtmpDump command. Caution; the dumped command in this case will not work as is because the quotes mentioned above are missing. I had to add them. Final note: depending on the server some of the arguments are optional; in extreme cases you can leave off -a, -f, -W, -p, -C, -y and the command will still work.