[Larry]

Originally Posted by oelk

There seems to be a little decoding problem in the javascript line. I rewrote it to work properly:

javascript:var raw=$('param[name="FlashVars"]').val().split('&');var fv={}; for(var i in raw) {var d=raw[i].split('='); fv[d[0]] = unescape(d[1]);} var swfu=$('#movie').attr('data'); swfv = swfu.substring(swfu.indexOf('_')+1,swfu.indexOf('.')).replace('p','.'); prompt('RTMPDumpCL','rtmpdump -v -r "rtmpe://'+fv['address']+'/live-edge" -W "http://'+fv['dom']+swfu+'" -p "http://'+fv['dom']+'/'+fv['pid']+'" -C S:'+fv['uid']+' -C S:'+fv['pid']+' -C S:'+swfv+' -C S:'+fv['pw']+' -C S:'+fv['rp']+' -y "playpath" -T "m9z#$dO0qe34Rxe@sMYxx%" -o "'+fv['pid']+'_'+Number(new Date()/1000).toFixed(0)+'.flv"');

The new one appends a timestamp to the filename, so it won't overwrite your old files anymore. It should also be a bit more stable to minor changes of the website.

To get rtmpdumphelper not to overwrite your files, there are some patches for rtmpsuck you'll find somewhere here in the forum (don't remember where).

In what source is the javascript problem? rtmpdumphelper?