Because you dont have X, I understood now.
Look this (I think that is what you want), a RTMPClient reading a flv
from red5 server.
http://ptrthomas.wordpress.com/2008/04/19/how-to-record-rtmp-flash-video-streams-using-red5/
iMDT - Tiago Jacobs wrote:
Why not flex?
Walter Tak wrote:
Looking for a decent tool to download with Linux (not
Windows,
got tools for that) on the commandline streams (VOD) from Red5 to
emulate a single end-user.
Tried VLC, rtmpdump, gnash but can't get them to work. I want
to be able to download from commandline (no GUI whatsover) on a
Linux-box from my own beloved Red5 servers to do accurate loadtesting.
Since the test-client for this assignment doesn't have Red5
on
it I can't use Daniel's Red5Bench.
How easy is it to construct a tool with RTMPClient ? I don't
even have to nor want to save the stream to disc, actually I rather not
save it, to mimimize load on my test-client (server in a datacenter) so
it can bash my Red-Fivers even more.
In the end I want to be able to start the commandline tool
with
(my own) scripts to emulate load of say 10,100, 1000 simultaneous
viewers on a single, few or random amount of available VODs.
If someone can aid me with the proper tool I'll write some
bash-scripts (or perhaps cli-based PHP, that's even easier to read for
most) and dump them here for you all to use for load-testing.
Tnx in advance,
Walter
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