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I need to find a code in a website thats broadcasting a tv show... I need the code so that i can post in my own site... I have already tried download the page and opening with wordpad.

I'am using IE 7 and WMP 11


Thanks in advance
rellik232

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Good call by for digging in the page source, and was right that the player URL is often assembled or hidden by script. The clean way to reproduce that result every time is a short, methodical workflow rather than guessing where the value appears.

Start with the browser developer tools (F12). In the Network tab reload the page and watch requests: filter for media or look for playlist files and common media extensions (.asx, .pls, .m3u, .wma, .wmv, .mp3, .mp4). Also scan the HTML for <object>/<embed> elements and search JavaScript for variables or AJAX responses that contain a streaming address. If a playlist file is returned, open it — those files often point to the actual stream. If nothing appears in the DOM, the player may request the final URL at runtime, so capture the network log while the stream starts.

If a direct stream URL is available and permission allows embedding, an old-style Windows Media embed looks like this (replace STREAM_URL with the URL you discovered):

<object id="MediaPlayer" width="400" height="300"
  classid="CLSID:6BF52A52-394A-11D3-B153-00C04F79FAA6">
  <param name="URL" value="STREAM_URL">
  <param name="autoStart" value="true">
  <embed type="application/x-mplayer2" src="STREAM_URL"
    width="400" height="300" autostart="1"></embed>
</object>

Notes and cautions: plugin-based embeds work only in older browsers and may fail today; modern solutions use HTML5-friendly streams (HLS/DASH) or provider embed widgets. Many streams use short-lived tokens, referrer checks, or licensing rules — respect terms of service and copyright. If the stream is hard to find, capture the network traffic on your own machine or use official APIs rather than attempting to rebroadcast protected content.

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Can someone please help..

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It's probably in a script you can't see.

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Thanks.. I found it!!! Thank you MidiMagic..
It was on the script, its mms(colon)(some IP)

thanks
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Could of just used orbit grabber to get the url. but never-the-less... You got it

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Could have just used orbit grabber to get the url. But never-the-less you still got it.

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I apologise about the double post...

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