Microb temporary flash videos location? - maemo.org

TARIKO | # 1 | 2013-01-13, 20:18 | Report

I'm trying to safe a flash video, a few month ago they were in /MyDocs/tmp, but after, maybe, cssu update nothing on that folder.
Any help?
Also I have look in /var/tmp, and nothing there.
Thanks in advance.

bigears5000 | # 2 | 2013-01-13, 21:42 | Report

Originally Posted by TARIKO View Post

I'm trying to safe a flash video, a few month ago they were in /MyDocs/tmp, but after, maybe, cssu update nothing on that folder.
Any help?
Also I have look in /var/tmp, and nothing there.
Thanks in advance.

I've just checked my n900 temp folder with video fully buffered, and it is there on my device and I have cssu installed. So it's nothing to do with cssu.

TARIKO | # 3 | 2013-01-14, 09:31 | Report

Originally Posted by bigears5000 View Post

I've just checked my n900 temp folder with video fully buffered, and it is there on my device and I have cssu installed. So it's nothing to do with cssu.

I say maybe, just for information of use cssu.
Somebody knows if there is a config file for microb? where to locate the tmp folder.

sta_rik | # 4 | 2013-01-14, 10:33 | Report

There is my solution how to get or view flash videos played in microb.
to view:

Code:

mplayer $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}')

to copy:

Code:

cp $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}') /path/to/where/to/copy

All above stuff will work right way, if only your flash video is completely downloaded, but isn't closed yet.

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nisheet | # 5 | 2013-01-14, 11:30 | Report

there is a programme called "Tempy" to save fully buffered flash videos frm microB....use it its simply brillient

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TARIKO | # 6 | 2013-01-14, 13:23 | Report

Originally Posted by sta_rik View Post

There is my solution how to get or view flash videos played in microb.
to view:

Code:

mplayer $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}')

to copy:

Code:

cp $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}') /path/to/where/to/copy

All above stuff will work right way, if only your flash video is completely downloaded, but isn't closed yet.

You are a crack.

EDIT: the path for temporary is "/proc/*/fd/* " ,it is posible to change that to go to "MyDocs\tmp"? I don't know wich memory is using swap, rootfs, home or MyDocs.

Last edited by TARIKO; 2013-01-14 at 13:28.

michaaa62 | # 7 | 2013-01-14, 15:01 | Report

Originally Posted by TARIKO View Post

You are a crack.

EDIT: the path for temporary is "/proc/*/fd/* " ,it is posible to change that to go to "MyDocs\tmp"? I don't know wich memory is using swap, rootfs, home or MyDocs.

All of those partitions are used, but mostly swap, but that does not matter to you. Just change the

Originally Posted by

/path/to/where/to/copy

to some place you have, like /home/user/MyDocs/.videos .

This '/path/to/where/to/copy' is common leet speak in linux to make you think instead of blindly copy'n'paste the commands.

TARIKO | # 8 | 2013-01-14, 21:16 | Report

Originally Posted by michaaa62 View Post

All of those partitions are used, but mostly swap, but that does not matter to you. Just change the
to some place you have, like /home/user/MyDocs/.videos .

This '/path/to/where/to/copy' is common leet speak in linux to make you think instead of blindly copy'n'paste the commands.

I ask because of the size of some videos, in swap there is a limit.