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Hi guys!

Im very sorry, but i need help with my script. Im not yet confortable with auto it, but im trying to make a script to convert http links to rtmp links. To simpifly, i want a script that when given, for example, the link "http://www.casadossegredos.tv/tvi" the script will return "rtmp://206.190.130.28/stream/TVI909090909?id=68969"

this is what i've done until now:

#include <Array.au3>
#include <file.au3>
#include <IE.au3>

Local $file = FileOpen("db.txt", 1)

If $file = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
    Exit
EndIf

$oIE = _IECreate("http://www.casadossegredos.tv/tvi", 0, 0)

Local $link = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, "rtmp://(.*?)_definst_")
if $link == 0 then
   msgbox(0,"ERROR", "Null")
Else
   msgbox(0,"SUCCESS", $link.innertext)
EndIf
_IEQuit($oIE)

FileWriteLine($file, "Line1")
FileClose($file)
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How is that link you posted supposed to return the rtmp link?

Also, this is not a 24/7 support forum, it's support provided by other users and sometimes you have to wait for an answer, if you get one at all. Not everyone knows what you're attempting to do, and the person that might know might not log in for days.

Besides, your post is extremely vague as to what it is you're attempting to do, and your code is lacking any hints to it either.

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Very well! I'm terribly sorry, didn't mean to be arrogant or offensive, once again, terribly sorry.

Concerning the script, what im trying to do is somewhat what coojah6(or wireshark, ect) does, wich finds the videos playing with RTMProtocol and retrieve the request header. I don't want to capture the video it's just the link RTMP.

I've used Coojah6 to extract the rtmp link... i've tried to automate coojah but without any result. I looked into winpcap too, but without success as well.

If someone could help me, or guide to the correct path, i would appreciate.

Once more sorry, and thanks in advance.

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Very well! I'm terribly sorry, didn't mean to be arrogant or offensive, once again, terribly sorry.

Concerning the script, what im trying to do is somewhat what coojah6(or wireshark, ect) does, wich finds the videos playing with RTMProtocol and retrieve the request header. I don't want to capture the video it's just the link RTMP.

I've used Coojah6 to extract the rtmp link... i've tried to automate coojah but without any result. I looked into winpcap too, but without success as well.

If someone could help me, or guide to the correct path, i would appreciate.

Once more sorry, and thanks in advance.

Try URLHelper that will help you on most cases.

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