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So it look like there a tutorial for you guy to be able to have live tv channels on your ps3 so let get started here is the tutorial

you will need these to get started

if you dont no what a rtmp is here some info

so from here is a tutorial hope you no what your doing

Let's start then our hunt for rtmp links, I'll use a Ubuntu 11.04 machine to do it, but it was confirmed to be working in Fedora 15 by myself.

1. Open the console of your distribution and type the following command as root:

    On Ubuntu:

sudo iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -m owner \! --uid-owner root -j REDIRECT

    

On Fedora (if you're not a sudoer):su -c 'iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 1935 -m owner \! --uid-owner root -j REDIRECT'

This command is used to redirect RTMP traffic to a proxy server (since RTMP links use the port 1935) so we can use rtmpsuck next to get the links

2.

Now that we are able to use rtmpsuck, let's use it, simply type the following command:

    rtmpsuck

Once you enter this command, if it is working properly it will show the following output:

    RTMP proxy server 



Streaming on rtmp://0.0.0.0:1935

You'll notice that it will not allow you do run any command when rtmpsuck is running, that's normal, it means while it is running you're able to get the links. If for any case, you need to interrupt rtmpsuck to run other command, you may type on the same console CTRL+C and it will interupt the operation.

3. Now it is time to visit a page with a stream using Flash (confirm rtmpsuck is running), once you are there wait a little to the video start reproduce, once it starts, go back to the console, you'll now have some new lines, the last ones will be talking about the audio and video, go up a little so you can read the lines (<something> means what is written in your console, these fields change according to the streams):

    app: <something>

flashVer: <something>

swfUrl: <something>

tcUrl: <something>

pageUrl: <something>

Playpath: <something>

Sometimes between this lines it may appear lines starting with "ERROR:", if it appears to you it means that the stream you chose is not the best, but if you can watch the stream on the page normally, then you should not have problems with it.



4.

Break down the operation now with Ctrl+C

5.

Now we will write the final RTMP link that you need to stream it using Showtime, let's use the following form (it is the form that I used for me), the fields that are between < > is one of the above fiels value:

    <tcUrl>/<Playpath> swfUrl=<swfUrl> pageUrl=<pageUrl> swfVfy=true live=true tcUrl=<tcUrl>

Let's see a fictional example of it, imagine that with rtmpsuck we got the following values:

    app: live

flashVer: LNX 10,0,32,18

swfUrl: [url=https://example.com/player/player.swf]IANA — Example domains[/url]

tcUrl: rtmp://example.com/live

pageUrl: [url=https://otherexample.com/index.htm]Metasearch Search Engine - Search.com[/url]

Playpath: file.flv

With these values, our RTMP link would be:

Code:

    rtmp://example.com/live/file.flv swfUrl=https://example.com/player/player.swf pageUrl=https://otherexample.com/index.htm

 swfVfy=true live=true tcUrl=rtmp://example.com/live

When writing the RTMP link like this write it followed don't change lines
Now we have the RTMP link! You may use it directly in a plugin of Showtime using it as a url for a video or put it in a remote xml file and inside a plugin of Showtime get access to that file and read the url and do the same thing as the statement before.

Now that you know how to get the RTMP links, you have the power to stream TV channels, use it in your responsability, the author of the tutorial does not take any responsability for the use that the user may give to it.

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i thought i did lol i always do my mistake

Read it now I will try it.

All of this to just watch tv? I'll pass. Good tutorial though. :y: