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What port does Netflix device streaming use?
Is this port also used by the website direct streaming in the Silverlight app? What is the HTTP Content-Type if it uses port 80? Thanks.
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What port does Netflix device streaming use?
Is this port also used by the website direct streaming in the Silverlight app? What is the HTTP Content-Type if it uses port 80? Thanks.
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Playback session(s) on devices are almost identical for browser-based sessions. The service uses HTTP and HTTPS session protocols (SSL-443) to netflix's CDN (https://moviecontrol.netflix.com)
Take a look at Pomelollc's blog here for a more detailed explanation of Netflix's video streaming security framework.
I am curious about how this could interfere with a content-filtering transparent proxy. Specifically what is the content-type via HTTP? Thanks. – unixman83 – 2011-12-13T04:01:31.027
Sorry my friend, transparent proxies can be detected. And many of the streaming services block the use of them. See here: http://www.changeiponline.com/tag/transparent-proxy/
– Fergus – 2011-12-13T04:49:05.640A transparent proxy of the kind I am using cannot be detected because no modification or redirection of packets is done, only filtering (like a firewall). I was just wondering what Content-Type Netflix uses so I don't filter on that. – unixman83 – 2011-12-13T07:47:41.027
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According to http://developer.netflix.com/docs/REST_API_Conventions The Content-Type is x-application/x-gzip
– Fergus – 2011-12-13T16:24:58.553