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How to sniff out rtmp(e) streamsHello.
I hope this is on a right forum, my apologies if it is not. Does anyone know if it is possible to sniff out rtmp(e) streams running at given minute if you know the first part of the address? For example you know the stream is going to be rtmpe://127.0.0.1/address/8/xxxx (where x's are random numbers) but you don't know which combination of numbers is currently used. Thank you |
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Re: How to sniff out rtmp(e) streamsThank you for the response.
I guess my question was too vague... I do know how to get the url of the stream that you have actually playing in your browser, I was more interested if there is a possibility of finding out an address for the stream that you only suspect is running on the server but can't actually get. From what I read it seems it is basically impossible? |
Tags: find, find stream url, find url, finding streams, rtmp, rtmpe, url finder |
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