Closed PiotrMi closed 8 years ago
did you download the last version of rtmplite?
yes, I cloned it an hour ago directly from github
how do you call rtmpclient? throught rtmplite or directly?
python rtmpclient.py "rtmp://62.113.210.250/medienasa-live/ok-magdeburg_high" file1.flv
this was my call, so yeah I called it directly
I never tried to call directly rtmplcient.py. always used siprtmp.py. so my guess is maybe you just need to add the version number from multitak inherited from siprtmp.py. or just comment the line revision
I followed the "documentation" inside rtmpclient.py where it said to call it directly. Maybe this documentation needs to updated?
yes you can do it thanks you can also correct this bug, it's pretty easy to do, even if you don't know too much about python. just make the patch and send it here...
Hi Piotr,
That line #149 in multitask.py is the ramnant of moving from SVN (google code) to git (on github). It is not really needed.
You can just comment out that line in your code. Put a # at the beginning of that line to comment it out in Python.
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Input: python rtmpclient.py "rtmp:// 62.113.210.250/medienasa-live/ok-magdeburg_high" file1.flv
produces following error:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "rtmpclient.py", line 36, in import os, sys, traceback, time, urlparse, socket, multitask File "/root/rtmplite/multitask.py", line 149, in revision = int('$Revision$'.split()[1]) IndexError: list index out of range
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I checked in the commented out multitask.py.
ok nice, thanks
Input: python rtmpclient.py "rtmp://62.113.210.250/medienasa-live/ok-magdeburg_high" file1.flv
produces following error:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "rtmpclient.py", line 36, in
import os, sys, traceback, time, urlparse, socket, multitask
File "/root/rtmplite/multitask.py", line 149, in
revision = int('$Revision$'.split()[1])
IndexError: list index out of range