On 20/10/2011 19:07, Claire wrote:
Yes, I used the --info option and there were no avaliable modes. It read "modes: default:" and commenced a new line that read "modesizes:" or
Did you use the --proxy option as well? If not, that would explain why no modes are shown.
WARNING: Your version of flvstreamer/rtmpdump does not support SWF Verification WARNING: rtmpdump/flvstreamer 1.8 or later is required - please upgrade
It looks like something may be wrong with the RTMPDump installation. Open get_iplayer from the Start menu and run this command at the prompt:
.\RTMPDump\rtmpdump.exe --help then post the output here.
My rtmpdump version is the latest, so I thought the problem would reside in the flashhd command. It was only when I used rtsphd when it seemed to work and then created the useless mp4 file.
Just for kicks, try another mode like "flashhigh". I wouldn't necessarily expect different results, but it is worth testing.
Yes, VLC pops up. It stays open for a few seconds and then closes automatically.
It would run for 30 mins (for that Planet Dinosaur episode) if it was working. You will need to run your original command with --modes=rtsphd and --verbose to see if VLC writes any error messages. I'm not sure it will, though. It would better to first work out that is going on with RTMPDump.
I tried saving my proxy preferences just as I was told in another response to this e-mail (localhost:8118) and inserted the command: get_iplayer --pid=b0167k1c --modes=flashhd --force --verbose
That won't help unless you're using a VPN or Tor or something like that. Otherwise, the traffic from the proxy on your local machine will still appear to the BBC as originating from outside the UK. Presumably that's why no available modes were shown. Your original proxy seemed to be working OK, and the proxy doesn't affect RTMPDump, anyway.
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