I've been working steadily on cleaning up the RTMP support in Gnash/Cygnal, and realized I need more raw packets to use for testing of encoding and decoding. These need to be done between the other player and an FMS server, so I need to still ask somebody else to do this for me. Part of the problem is finding sites that use either Red5 or FMS 3. I've been using Red5 on the server side, and recently think I found a subtle bug in their RTMP implementation, so I'd like to compare it against a real FMS server. You can tell the difference as the server type in the raw file is in ASCII.
The ones I've been working from cover the basics of getting connected, and streaming video, and the handful of common error messages, but I need more than that. I'm very interested in any of the command messages like Ping, or anything using remoting and server side ActionScript. Both ngrep and tcpdump can both be used. I prefer the raw files from tcpdump myself, as I can then output in a variety of formats, and also use the raw bytes to add to the RTMP test cases. This way I can test much of the RTMP code without needing a server. As I collect packets, I've also been turning them into color coded annotated notes for the Gnashdev wiki. The beginning of this is at http://wiki.gnashdev.org/RTMP_Messages_Decoded. Extra points for adding the color coding yourself to your dumps. :-) There are other docs on RTMP at http://wiki.gnashdev.org/RTMP/AMF/SOL to help with this. - rob - _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
