I found an interesting java applet to save RTMP streams. i thought it might be useful for people testing. I am going to email the guy and see if he can add swfurl and pageurl options to the application.
http://www.smaxe.com/juvapplet1.jsf
I'm trying to figure out the correct way to play this rtmp stream on xbmc or any other player. While playing a rtmp stream from justin.tv, I found this xml file in the headers...
Code:
<nodes>
<node>
<play>[b]akamai3_100@6692[/b]</play>
<name>live_user_rudyslv19</name>
<node_name>dev2_proxy_r1938</node_name>
<connect>[b]rtmp://live-cdn.justin.tv:1935/live[/b]</connect>
<type>location</type>
<location>live-cdn.justin.tv:1935</location>
</node>
</nodes>
can I do anything with this?
I also found a website that had some php code to play this:
Code:
http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-sports.php?w=[b]akamai3_100@6692[/b]&i=[b]rtmp://live-cdn.justin.tv:1935/live[/b]
ok you have all the info to be able to play the media.
in python you need to set the playpath for an item like this
playpath = "akamai3_100@6692"
rtmp_url = "rtmp://live-cdn.justin.tv:1935/live"
item.setProperty("PlayPath", playpath)
xbmc.Player(xbmc.PLAYER_CORE_DVDPLAYER).play(rtmp_url, item)
it seems it is streaming from justin.tv i thought i saw a plugin for this but seem to be missing it now. you might want to look around
this site is interesting though
http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-spor...:1935/live
so w= playpath and i= tcurl
so you can modify that url to play most rtmp streams using their flash player. unless it checks the swfurl or pageurl when connecting to the rtmp server
example:
http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-spor...dgefcs.net
Awesome thanks for the info Gamester17
I have been looking for something like this for a while.
sfaxman Wrote:RTMPDump uses the sources of XBMC :laugh
Really? I see no note crediting XBMC nor Boxee for the source code?
Nor does it seem to include a GPL license file as required by the GPL
well, all the code headers are in place atleast.
i sent him a mail and asked him to include a COPYING file as well as give some credits in the readme..
BlueCop Wrote:ok you have all the info to be able to play the media.
in python you need to set the playpath for an item like this
playpath = "akamai3_100@6692"
rtmp_url = "rtmp://live-cdn.justin.tv:1935/live"
item.setProperty("PlayPath", playpath)
xbmc.Player(xbmc.PLAYER_CORE_DVDPLAYER).play(rtmp_url, item)
it seems it is streaming from justin.tv i thought i saw a plugin for this but seem to be missing it now. you might want to look around
this site is interesting though
http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-spor...:1935/live
so w= playpath and i= tcurl
so you can modify that url to play most rtmp streams using their flash player. unless it checks the swfurl or pageurl when connecting to the rtmp server
example:
http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-spor...dgefcs.net
can u give us an example of the script?
i can't make it work
thank you
@
BlueCop, were you ever able to get rtmpdump working?
I keep getting perl errors.
First it was that I didn't have simple.pm, so I googled that and stuck it where perl is installed, then I get this :
Code:
rwparris2@rwparris2:~/rtmpdump$ ./get_hulu http://www.hulu.com/watch/48466/30-rock-christmas-special 1
Found CID: 12677984
Can't locate object method "new" via package "XML::Simple" (perhaps you forgot to load "XML::Simple"?) at ./get_hulu line 70.
Gamester17 Wrote:Really? I see no note crediting XBMC nor Boxee for the source code?
Nor does it seem to include a GPL license file as required by the GPL
It credits boxee in the readme
after me requesting it as i said further up. COPYING is also in place
rwparris,
Try adding perl modules like so:
Code:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell
once the shell does its autosetup stuff you'll be given a command prompt.
for XML::Simple, you do:
it'll download, compile, install for you... then exit shell and try again.. if it fails, it'll likely be something else... you just keep on until you meet the dependencies. Worked for me
mr.b Wrote:rwparris,
Try adding perl modules like so:
Code:
sudo perl -MCPAN -e shell
for XML::Simple, you do:
it'll download, compile, install for you... then exit shell and try again.. if it fails, it'll likely be something else... you just keep on until you meet the dependencies. Worked for me
I got it earlier w/ help from BlueCop, thank you.
