sean finney on 12 Dec 2005 00:08:20 -0000 |
hi, (breaking the thread here as it's really a seperate topic) On Fri, Dec 09, 2005 at 03:33:03PM -0500, jazzman@exdomain.org wrote: > mplayer -dumpstream URL_HERE > > and i get a few lines of startup information followed by: > > core dumped is it really dumping core? it seems that in recent versions of mplayer in their infinite wisdom have decided to print "Core dumped ;)" after successfully dumping a stream. if it is really dumping a core, examining the backtrace would be informative, but i'm doubting this is the case at all. > I'm running FC3 and the RPMs that came with it, so my mplayer version > isn't that out of date. Is there something I'm doing wrong or is there > another app I can/should use? I tried poking into the .asx file and > pulling out the URLs within, but that didn't help, so I'm not sure what's > going on there. If I can PLAY the stream, there has to be a way to RECORD > it, and I can play the stream on several boxes... it's probably a bunch of url redirection/embedding going on, i've been seeing a lot of sites doing this lately. fetching the url gives a playlist containing a list of further resources, which themselves may be playlists or movies. i think that if you continue recursively through the list of urls you'll eventually hit your movie: mplayer -dumpfile 1.dump -dumpstream url-1 mplayer -dumpfile 1-1.dump -dumpstream url-1.1 mplayer -dumpfile 1-2.dump -dumpstream url-1.2 mplayer -dumpfile 2-1.dump -dumpstream url-2.1 ... etc providing a link would be helpful if that doesn't work... sean Attachment:
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