Video download problems (Windows Web PVR)
dinkypumpkin
dinkypumpkin at gmail.com
Tue Jan 15 18:37:42 EST 2013
On 15/01/2013 17:17, Neill Mitchell wrote:
> I settled on 64 x 4096 instead of 64 x 1024. You also need to change all
> the instances of 1024.0 to 4096.0 in the same function so the percent
> complete works.
If you change those instances of 1024.0, the file size accumulator will
be only 1/4 the correct value. The percentages are computed from
timestamps.
> I also recommend the unroll-loops compiler optimisation on both rtmpdump
> and librtmp (if applicable on Windows).
I put it in, but my broadband isn't fast enough to test it. I'm not
sure it will make a huge difference since the relevant loops are
indeterminate.
For Windows users having trouble with their super-fast fibre connections
(this one's for you Shevek), I've placed a Windows build of rtmpdump
with the changes above at:
https://bitbucket.org/dinkypumpkin/rtmpdump/downloads/rtmpdump-v2.4-66-gd3b73cf+get_iplayer.1.zip
To test it, unpack the archive into some convenient folder, then add the
path to the enclosed rtmpdump.exe to your command line with the
--flvstreamer option:
get_iplayer --flvstreamer \path\to\rtmpdump.exe ...
The zip archive is a full rtmpdump distribution, but you only need
rtmpdump.exe for this exercise.
And remember to add --verbose to your test downloads so we can see what
is going on in case of problems.
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