> It is curious indeed. I tried with the same video four times in a row > and twice using wget with the same URL and got the same md5sum, but it's > different from any of yours and from the one I got yesterday. The > request to the google server includes lots of identifiers in the query > string, though, and as this changes frequently, perhaps it's used to > watermark the served stream somehow. For what purpose is anyone's > guess... >
I've reproduced it a lot now, using both wget and gnash with the same URL each time. The difference is just in the "sourcedata" field of the container metadata / header. No idea why, but it evidently has nothing to do with playback. Also clearly not a bug on the retrieval side, as it would hardly just manipulate a couple of bytes always in the same place. bwy -- Use Gnash, the GNU Flash Player! http://www.gnu.org/software/gnash/ Benjamin Wolsey, Software Developer - http://benjaminwolsey.de
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