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github.com/jamessanford/rtmp-debug
Show decoded RTMP commands from pcap wire data.
Only a subset of RTMP is implemented!
If a stream contains both connect
and play
commands, an rtmpdump
translation will be shown.
Install:
go install github.com/jamessanford/rtmp-debug@latest
Usage:
rtmp-debug -i en4
rtmp-debug -f file.pcap
Internals:
We use tcpreader
to get the invidual TCP streams.
We create individual processNewMessage
goroutines for every "chunk stream ID" inside the TCP stream.
Dechunked messages are sent into their "chunk stream ID" goroutine for decoding.
Decoded commands are sent into one MessageFinalizer
per TCP stream.
MessageFinalizer
sends anything useful into the final results
channel.
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