First of all, I took a look into the pageSource and I found the address for the SWF player.
Code:
http://www.dyyno.com/assets/players/dyynoplayer-22510.swf
I noticed that the site uses secureTokenResponse:
Code:
-T "Zi1xyAm9uCIj90screwU10o8"
If you gain a command from the combination of RTMPDumpHelper & RTMPSuck (use KSV's Version, which generates a "Command.bat"), you have to append this to your "Command.bat" as well (if you want to execute it later with RTMPDump).
So, did you really try RTMPDumpHelper with RTMPSuck?
A short google search for 'dyyno.com + rtmpdump' brought up some pieces of information (XBMC forum) which leads me to believe, that this is the command you are looking for (
except for the playpath parameter "-y").
Code:
rtmpdump -v -r "rtmp://dyynolivefs.fplive.net/dyyno1live-live/" -a "dyyno1live-live" -f "WIN 11,6,602,171" -p "http://www.dyyno.com/player/?widget_id=4&channel=ligtvhd&plugins=none" -W "http://www.dyyno.com/assets/players/dyynoplayer-22510.swf" -T "Zi1xyAm9uCIj90screwU10o8" -y "dyyno_session_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.sdp" -o "download.flv"
But if dyyno.com really streams on another than the default port, just add all foreign address ports you gain from the
netstat command to RTMPDumpHelper.
Code:
netstat -n -o -p TCP
RTMPDumpHelper allows you to specify up to 16 ports to listen to. That should be more than sufficient.
Btw, the most common ports for flash streams are TCP port 1935 and TCP port 80 anyway.
Code:
http://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-media-server/kb/ports-firewalls-flash-media-server.html
..and RTMPSuck/RTMPSrv listens to port 1935 by default.