Downloading from Livestream.com with Coojah 6

[sam]

After long testing and more research I can come to the following
conclusion:

1. Downloading from Livestream with Coojah 6 is not always possible.

2. Downloading from Livestream with RTMPDump (2.4 at the moment) is so
far always possible.

3. I have given live streams as well as recorded streams a test and
have managed in both cases to download them, unfortunately not with
Coojah 6 but only with RTMPDump.

4. For High-Quality live streams I have also managed to download them,
unfortunately, again, not with Coojah 6 but only with RTMPDump.

If any of you like to learn how to download High-Quality live streams
as well as normal recorded streams from Livestream.com with RTMPDump
2.4 let me know your questions in this thread and I am happy to answer
them.

Please do understand that I still use the great Coojah 6 to actually
find the very very important "Request Header" of the videos or live
streams that I like to record. The network sniffer in Coojah 6 is far
beyond most other network sniffers! Perhaps only Wireshark can top
this.

So don't diss Coojah for this. Hopefully Hendy will either release the
new version of Coojah 6 soon or tell us how to update the RTMPDump
component of Blader in Coojah 6, if this is possible at all.

If all fails, there is still RTMPDump, that, get's the job done in
pretty much all of the cases.

[K0DE]

How are you passing the request from Coojah 6 to RTMPDump?
(i.e. please give an example of how you're mapping the information
Coojah 6 provides, to the command line; just use something like
example.com)
I could never figure out how to make RTMPDump accept the AMF data,
etc. (request data).

Thanks

As for the HQ streams, Coojah should still be able to sniff the url,
so try adding it to the "tough" list which means it blocks the request
so when you try to access it from RTMPDump, it should still be a
"fresh" link to the server.