Sure.
The files are on my dropbox account.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/32483061/rtmpdump
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/32483061/librtmp.so.0
Copy rtmpdump to /usr/bin (to ensure it is called before any other
copies you may have) and librtmp.so.0 to /usr/local/lib (the usual place
for it). Probably worth making copies of your original versions.
The files are Linux x86_64 only and were built on an Ubuntu 12.10 system.
Let me know how you get on.
Cheers
Neill
On 05/01/13 17:25, Mr Robert Snelling wrote:
I too am having difficulties using get_iplayer, and I think it's the
same problem as is being discussed in this mailing list under "Stream
corrupt error and then rtmpdump goes nuts".
I am using Fedora GNU/Linux on a 64-bit PC (when I say PC, I mean the
hardware is a PC. There is no Microsoft Windows on this machine, it is
Linux only). I've started using get_iplayer from the git repo at
"git://git.infradead.org/get_iplayer.git" and have had some luck by
prefixing the "get_iplayer" command line (I have only used it at the
command line, not the PVR GUI in a browser) with "trickle -d 300 -u 100".
So the command line could read, for example, "trickle -d 300 -u 100
[path]get_iplayer [........some programme........]".
Dear Neill Mitchell: would you care to share with all of us the x86_64
binary of rtmpdump that you've built?
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