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There's a web server that I access regularly by making an HTTP GET request like so: http://www.example.com/index.php?file=12&hd=0
It returns an OK
response with a content type of video/x-flv
and various content lengths. Obviously this downloads a .flv
file, and since I'm downloading it, it must be hosted on the web somewhere.
However, I cannot figure out how to retrieve the direct URL of this file. I've tried using Wireshark and Fiddler4, but they don't help. I'm trying to get the URL so I can use it on Sync Video, which can accept direct URLs to video files. Trying a link like the example above doesn't work though.
can you include a screenshot of what you see in wireshark? By the way, a URL is not part of a GET request (perhaps with a proxy i'm not sure, but proxy aside). a GET request mentions the file and path, and maybe parameters.. You should see that in wireshsark – barlop – 2014-07-07T23:54:47.573