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May 04, 2014  In this video tutorial i show you how to use RTMPDump with Grab Any Media for download video on some site (example on Windows 7). Require: Grab Any Media 4.0.0.6 ( coming-soon, subscribe to newsletters for news event ).

1. How To Use Rtmpdump Windows 7
2. How To Rtmpdump Windows
3. How To Use Rtmpdump With Rtmpsrv In Windows

I'm new to rtmpdump and trying to learn. Any ideas how I could go about downloading this stream using rtmpdump?

David VasandaniDavid Vasandani

6 Answers

Based on Emre's answer and for those who want to save mp4 files with ffmpeg (rather than flv), you can use the following command:

eyecatchUp

How To Use Rtmpdump Windows 7

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You can save live stream with ffmpeg , similar to rtmp dump.Download zeranoe ffmpeg build for windows or linux .Reach the dir with cmd line .

where the stream_link can be udp:// .. rtmp://.. rtsp://.. http://..

I was unable to stream the url, mentioned in the above code snippet, anyways How I do in my Ubuntu system is:

$ sudo apt-get install rtmpdump

This installs rtmpdump. And then to download a rtmp stream to a file 'downloaded_file.mp4', I use:

$ rtmpdump -r rtmp://example.com/path/to/video -o downloaded_file.mp4

-r is followed by the rtmp stream and -o is followed by a filename to which the stream will be saved.

For Google Chrome i have developed an extension, can help you for capture any streaming link.This is good assistent, the name is Grab Any Media, i hope help you to capture this link, on the main site you can find more video tutorial

Use rtmp explorer to view the page.http://www.videohelp.com/tools/RTMPExplorer

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If the stream is Live then you have to use -v switch

For example if a sample url is rtmp://serverip/live/streamname then use the following commandline of rtmpdump to start the download of Live stream

Please note that you can view all the detail commandline parameters of rtmpdump by typing following in command line

You can download RTMPDUMP using this link.

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How do I record the live streaming screen with audio? I read in some forums about Mplayer and VLC player. I tried using download helper, with no luck

These are the steps I do

1. Click and play shalom India, the first tab, live television

BraiamSureshSuresh

2 Answers

The stream in your link seems to be a RTMP stream. Solution:

1. Install rtmpdump by opening your terminal with Ctrl + Alt + T and using this command:

2. Redirect RTMP traffic through a local port. Copy & paste this command to the terminal window:

3. Start rtmpsrv by typing in the terminal:

4. Go to the website where the video stream is and start playing the video.

5. After a while, rtmpsrv should output a longish command that will look something like this:

6. Stop rtmpsrv with Ctrl + C. You can leave the website.

7. Before downloading, you need to delete the port forwarding you did previously. Copy & paste this command to the terminal:

8. Finally, copy the longish command starting with 'rtmpdump -r..' and paste it in the terminal. rtmpdump should start downloading the stream. You can stop the downloading with Ctrl + C.

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How To Rtmpdump Windows

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How To Use Rtmpdump With Rtmpsrv In Windows

I guess this is newish, but this thing is brilliant:youtube-dl-bdmurray.youtube-dlIt's a 'snap', so to install it you type

sudo snap install youtube-dl-bdmurray

Download tripod beta software. Then I simply wrote youtube-dl-bdmurray.youtube-dl [url-containing-video]

on the command line, and it found the video, started the video (which was not automatic), downloaded/streamed the thing, and left me with a perfect mp4 file.

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