Small changes to rtmpdump/rtmpsrv

[athos]

Hello,

I need a few changes to rtmpsrv app from the rtmpdump package.
I am using this app on Windows.
I will pay for this changes.
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Here is what I need:
As you can see, after a rtmp request is captured by rtmpsrv.exe, the stream is no longer playing in the browser. I need it to continue playing because there can be another stream coming up so I need to capture that too.
Another change is that I need to know the process id (PID) of the browser that is making the request through proxy, so rtmpsrv.exe can run rtmpdump.exe with another parameter that is the PID.

Thanks!

[svnpenn]

Originally Posted by athos

As you can see, after a rtmp request is captured by rtmpsrv.exe, the stream is no longer playing in the browser. I need it to continue playing because there can be another stream coming up so I need to capture that too.

This is not possible, by design. You would have to use RtmpSuck instead.

Originally Posted by athos

Another change is that I need to know the process id (PID) of the browser that is making the request through proxy, so rtmpsrv.exe can run rtmpdump.exe with another parameter that is the PID.

This is possible, but why would RtmpDump need the PID of the browser?

[athos]

Originally Posted by svnpenn

This is not possible, by design. You would have to use RtmpSuck instead.

This is possible, but why would RtmpDump need the PID of the browser?

Hi,

Thanks for your answer.
I need the PID of the browser because I am running multiple browsers in the same time and I need to know which browser made the correct request.

I need it to continue playing the stream in the browser because of the ads that are playing at the beggining of the movie. I know rtmpsuck is working this way, but I don't want to keep the player running all this time, I just needed the rtmpdump params.

Tell me how much it will cost?

Thanks!

[svnpenn]

Originally Posted by athos

I need the PID of the browser because I am running multiple browsers in the same time and I need to know which browser made the correct request.

If you are using Windows the program RtmpDumpHelper will give you the PID of the browser.

[athos]

Originally Posted by svnpenn

If you are using Windows the program RtmpDumpHelper will give you the PID of the browser.

I developed my own application, I am not using rtmpdumphelper or rtmpexplorer.
I changed a bit rtmpsrv, so is not launching rtmpdump when intercepts a stream, is running a custom app that needs the PID of the browser.

Can you help me with this?

[svnpenn]

Originally Posted by athos

I developed my own application, I am not using rtmpdumphelper or rtmpexplorer.
I changed a bit rtmpsrv, so is not launching rtmpdump when intercepts a stream, is running a custom app that needs the PID of the browser.

If you are not running RtmpDumpHelper or RtmpExplorer on Windows, then you are either using the "hosts" trick or you have made your own program to redirect RTMP traffic.

If that is the case I will need to see the source code, or we are done here.

[athos]

Originally Posted by svnpenn

If you are not running RtmpDumpHelper or RtmpExplorer on Windows, then you are either using the "hosts" trick or you have made your own program to redirect RTMP traffic.

If that is the case I will need to see the source code, or we are done here.

Yes, I have my own program that redirects the RTMP traffic from only one application to rtmpsrv.exe.
But I don't have the source code... :|

So is not possible just changing the rtmpsrv source code to identify the PID of the browser?

[svnpenn]

Originally Posted by athos

Yes, I have my own program that redirects the RTMP traffic from only one application to rtmpsrv.exe.
But I don't have the source code... :|
So is not possible just changing the rtmpsrv source code to identify the PID of the browser?

Yes it is possible, but I am refusing to do so unless you can get the source code to that program.

[athos]

Originally Posted by svnpenn

Yes it is possible, but I am refusing to do so unless you can get the source code to that program.

I will try to get the source, but it will cost me something...
All I can say about it is that is using some .dll and is registered at the start of the program using RegisterLSP.exe, a program from Microsoft.

I will be back with an answer or with the source code.

Thanks for your time!