Hello Everyone, I have captured a few packets of a video file(flv, from youtube). I stopped capturing the packets after playing a few seconds of it. from the captured packets how can i extract the chunk of video seen. ? Thanks, Arjun asked 27 Jul '11, 11:13 Arjun edited 29 Sep '11, 11:21 joke |
2 Answers:
Hi Arjun, answered 28 Jul '11, 12:30 joke This doesn't work anymore. The traffic is now encrypted and the flash video is broken into streams (19 May '14, 06:16) MikeC Yes, I know. I have posted this answer last year on Stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17114202/wireshark-getting-flv-video-url-of-youtube/17305321#17305321 I have to look into it again. (19 May '14, 11:39) joke I am trying to do the same now. Youtube streams in TCP packets and the TCP DATA SEGMENT contains the fragmented video files. Has anyone figured out how to combine and play these? I am actually looking for a method to determine the length of each fragment. Any help? (16 Sep '14, 05:03) Qazi |
Watch this video at YouTube: answered 27 Jul '11, 11:50 joke |
Sorry if I haven't made my question clear. I don't want to download it from the source(i.e. youtube). I want to get the chunk of the flv file by joining the capture packets only. If anyone knows about any tool or process. please explain...
Thanks, Arjun