I don't think there currently is such a tool as media is embedded in so
many ways in the browser. Only solution is to comb through the rendered
HTML to dig up the URL. Media in Safari is handled by the QuickTime
plugins and there are no VLC plugins as of yet. So even if you disabled
the QT plugins that would just result in errors. Embedding another video
player such as VLC into Safari would probably take some tricky work for
a developer.
CB
On 9/4/14, 2:41 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
Hi!
Sometimes i wish i could open embeded urls in vlc.
Sadly i don't think that will work.
But most embeded streams contains info about the real url for the stream.
Does anybody know of a good and accessible media sniffer or such tool?
I don't know if wireshark can do what i want and if it supports the mac.
If it does maybe i could try that.
/A
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