A lot of people keep asking this question so here is a easy to understand tutorial and a big thanks to svnpenn(yer the rtmpdump guy ;) ) for the idea.
This will work in both Windows and Linux.
Tools needed
1. wget
2. grep
3. jpexs
Note: You will also need JAVA if you dont already have it.
Note2: I used the Sources & Dependencies for wget & grep and put everything into one(1) folder on my Windows Desktop and cd into it...
Step 1
Open a CMD window and put...
Step 2
Still in the CMD window...
step 3
Still in the CMD window...
Step 4
Open token.txt in your favourite Text Editor...
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Step 5
Add the Secure Token to RTMPDump...
This will work in both Windows and Linux.
Tools needed
1. wget
2. grep
3. jpexs
Note: You will also need JAVA if you dont already have it.
Note2: I used the Sources & Dependencies for wget & grep and put everything into one(1) folder on my Windows Desktop and cd into it...
Code:
cd C:\Users\YOUR USER NAME HERE\Desktop\SWF_DecompileOpen a CMD window and put...
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wget >SWF URL GOES HERE<Still in the CMD window...
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java -jar ffdec.jar -export as "decompiled/" player.swfStill in the CMD window...
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grep -r secureTokenResponse decompiled > token.txtOpen token.txt in your favourite Text Editor...
Step 5
Add the Secure Token to RTMPDump...
Code:
-T "TOKEN HERE"