gBushi
04-05-2011, 09:47 AM
I'm unable to properly record a RTMP streamed lecture from a site that is using livestream.com to host its video. The stream itself is appears to be comprised of 8 separate secure video streams linked end to end for a total of about 1hr 12m. I know this because I get a secure recording prompt as each segment begins to play.
My problem is that only the first segment is getting captured exactly as played during the stream. The remaining 7 segments, while all captured completely, all have a problem somewhere in the first 30-60 seconds on the resulting FLV file. During the first 30-60 seconds of FLV playback, the video portion will stop/pause and the audio portion will restart from the beginning. Once the audio has caught back up to the paused video, the video will then restart from the beginning and play fast-forward style until it too returns back to the point where it originally paused. From that point on, the remainder of that FLV segment appears to play normally to the end.
I tried using the FLV Fix tool, but that only resulted in the problem FLV files playing in a slightly less erratic way. After using the FLV Fix tool, the video and audio play normally to that same point where they were pausing before, and then both the video and audio now simultaneously restart back to the beginning (instead of separately as before FLV Fix was applied). The FLV file then plays in full to the end.
Does anyone know what is causing this, and how to fix it?
Thanks.
My problem is that only the first segment is getting captured exactly as played during the stream. The remaining 7 segments, while all captured completely, all have a problem somewhere in the first 30-60 seconds on the resulting FLV file. During the first 30-60 seconds of FLV playback, the video portion will stop/pause and the audio portion will restart from the beginning. Once the audio has caught back up to the paused video, the video will then restart from the beginning and play fast-forward style until it too returns back to the point where it originally paused. From that point on, the remainder of that FLV segment appears to play normally to the end.
I tried using the FLV Fix tool, but that only resulted in the problem FLV files playing in a slightly less erratic way. After using the FLV Fix tool, the video and audio play normally to that same point where they were pausing before, and then both the video and audio now simultaneously restart back to the beginning (instead of separately as before FLV Fix was applied). The FLV file then plays in full to the end.
Does anyone know what is causing this, and how to fix it?
Thanks.