Version 1.2.7.
-- msdl
* 13th release
* -a inf for infinite download retries.
$ msdl -a inf rtsp://foo.com/bar.wma
* mmsh resumeing (partly) supported
Still cannot resume in some cases, but mmsh resume support added.
* mmst to mmsh auto fallback added. if mmst fails to connect, it automatically tries mmsh.
* added check on fwrite()
* fixed possible memory leaks which happens when --logfile a --logfile b etc.
* msdl.spec added, for rpm systems.
the "msdl.spec" file was originally created by Mr.Zidlicky. Thanks.
Version 1.2.6.
-- msdl
* 12th release
* -o chain enabled, you can do
$ msdl -o 1.foo -o 2.foo -o 3.foo http://bar/file1http://bar/file2http://bar/file3
* --stream-timeout option for quit streaming after some time.
$ msdl --stream-timeout 3m30s rtsp://foo.com/bar.wmv
to download the first 3 and a half minutes.
This is helpful for downloading the real-time streaming, which ignores
RTSP Range parameters.
Notes:
Version 1.2.5.
-msdl
- 11th release
- all message goes to stderr
- -o - (stdout) option added
- changed uinq filtering function in get_url_list_from_file()
- FreeBSD test done
While here, enable LICENSE.
Version 1.2.4-r1.
-msdl
- bugfix release
- fiexed bug about redirection (thanks for Mr.Jubany)
- fixed some codes
Version 1.2.4.
-msdl
- 10th release
- fiexed proxy string parse bug
- fixed is_url_valid_char(), added some missing valid characters
(thanks for Mr.Jubany)
- fixed SETUP request routine, a=control can be both absolute/relative
URL
- use stdout for error output. error message goes to stdout now!
Version 1.2.2.
-msdl
- 8th release
- http redirect support
- added MPlayer/xine-lib copyright infos in each file
Version 1.2.1.
-msdl
- 7th release
- fixed fatal bug on mmst
- some change on wmserver/real
This program is to download multimedia streaming files.
Currently it supports following protocols.
* mmst (Microsoft Media Server over TCP)
* mmsh (MMS over HTTP)
* http (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol)
* real-rtsp (Real Time Streaming Protocol / Real/helix)
* wms-rtsp (Real Time Streaming Protocol / WMServer )
* ftp (File Transfer Protocol)
