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I'm still working on this plugin, RTMPE playback is causing a headache the size of Nebraska
My goal is to create a MediaPortal-plugin allowing HeadWeb users to rent and watch movies online from MediaPortal. Unfortunately the project is stopped by my RTMPE problems.

[USER=73415]offbyone[/USER]:

First; rtmpdump.exe works really fast and have always done so. It starts downloading the file within 1-2 seconds. I have updated RTMP_LIB to the latest version in OnlineVideos SVN.

It is still random if the movie plays or not. I would say that it works ~ 30% of the time.

I have attached two debug-logs from MediaPortal, one is ok, second is not. As you can see from the bad one (log_bad.txt) the error is failed to read RTMP packet header.

I have adjusted the timeout in the the webrequest, but I doubt the problem lies here. After all, rtmpdump grabs the data almost instantly and does so in every test I make.

The failed header also results in a System.Net.Sockets.SocketException. But I'm not sure if that is even relevant.

Since a playback URL is only valid while the token is ( a user-session) an rtmpdump test like
[CODE]rtmpdump -r "rtmpe://fl2.stream.headweb.com:443/headweb/274112?t=a44bbf01-c67f-4093-851d-17cfa61bc874&u=111471&a=p&said=4096277&" -o testerbare.flv -z -V[/CODE]
will probably not work for you...

Did you convert the RTMP_LIB from the C++ library from rtmpdump, or did you make it yourself? I know you have been working on the rtmp-part of OnlineVideos, but I still have hopes on getting HeadWeb working.

<blockquote data-quote="pilehave" data-source="post: 789869" data-attributes="member: 71550">Short background:I'm still working on this plugin, RTMPE playback is causing a headache the size of Nebraska <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" />My goal is to create a MediaPortal-plugin allowing <a href="http://www.headweb.com/" target="_blank">HeadWeb </a> users to rent and watch movies online from MediaPortal. Unfortunately the project is stopped by my RTMPE problems.[USER=73415]offbyone[/USER]:First; rtmpdump.exe works really fast and have always done so. It starts downloading the file within 1-2 seconds. I have updated RTMP_LIB to the latest version in OnlineVideos SVN.It is still random if the movie plays or not. I would say that it works ~ 30% of the time.I have attached two debug-logs from MediaPortal, one is ok, second is not. As you can see from the bad one (log_bad.txt) the error is failed to read RTMP packet header.I have adjusted the timeout in the the webrequest, but I doubt the problem lies here. After all, rtmpdump grabs the data almost instantly and does so in every test I make.The failed header also results in a System.Net.Sockets.SocketException. But I'm not sure if that is even relevant.Since a playback URL is only valid while the token is ( a user-session) an rtmpdump test like[CODE]rtmpdump -r &quot;rtmpe://fl2.stream.headweb.com:443/headweb/274112?t=a44bbf01-c67f-4093-851d-17cfa61bc874&amp;u=111471&amp;a=p&amp;said=4096277&amp;&quot; -o testerbare.flv -z -V[/CODE]will probably not work for you...Did you convert the RTMP_LIB from the C++ library from rtmpdump, or did you make it yourself? I know you have been working on the rtmp-part of OnlineVideos, but I still have hopes on getting HeadWeb working.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pilehave, post: 789869, member: 71550"] Short background: I'm still working on this plugin, RTMPE playback is causing a headache the size of Nebraska :( My goal is to create a MediaPortal-plugin allowing [URL="http://www.headweb.com/"]HeadWeb [/URL] users to rent and watch movies online from MediaPortal. Unfortunately the project is stopped by my RTMPE problems. [USER=73415]offbyone[/USER]: First; rtmpdump.exe works really fast and have always done so. It starts downloading the file within 1-2 seconds. I have updated RTMP_LIB to the latest version in OnlineVideos SVN. It is still random if the movie plays or not. I would say that it works ~ 30% of the time. I have attached two debug-logs from MediaPortal, one is ok, second is not. As you can see from the bad one (log_bad.txt) the error is [B]failed to read RTMP packet header[/B]. I have adjusted the timeout in the the webrequest, but I doubt the problem lies here. After all, rtmpdump grabs the data almost instantly and does so in every test I make. The failed header also results in a [B]System.Net.Sockets.SocketException[/B]. But I'm not sure if that is even relevant. Since a playback URL is only valid while the token is ( a user-session) an rtmpdump test like [CODE]rtmpdump -r "rtmpe://fl2.stream.headweb.com:443/headweb/274112?t=a44bbf01-c67f-4093-851d-17cfa61bc874&u=111471&a=p&said=4096277&" -o testerbare.flv -z -V[/CODE] will probably not work for you... Did you convert the RTMP_LIB from the C++ library from rtmpdump, or did you make it yourself? I know you have been working on the rtmp-part of OnlineVideos, but I still have hopes on getting HeadWeb working. [/QUOTE]