How to show a HTTP stream in Wireshark?
Posted: 07 Jun 2021 21:32
Hello community,
I just set up a HTTP stream of a video between my Server and Client system.
Now I try to visualize the packets in Wireshark. Unfortunately, I can only the the TCP packets being sent between Server and Clients but I cannot see any upper communication Layer (like HTTP).
However, HTTP is activated to be shown in Wireshark (under Analyse -> Activate Protocols)
Does anyone have a solution for that? (I know this is rather a Wireshark question than VLC player question, but still I hope someone can help me)
Best regards
I just set up a HTTP stream of a video between my Server and Client system.
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vlc -vvv <path to video file> --sout '#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=800,acodec=mpga,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100,scodec=none}standard:{access=http,mus=ts,dst=:8080/}'Now I try to visualize the packets in Wireshark. Unfortunately, I can only the the TCP packets being sent between Server and Clients but I cannot see any upper communication Layer (like HTTP).
However, HTTP is activated to be shown in Wireshark (under Analyse -> Activate Protocols)
Does anyone have a solution for that? (I know this is rather a Wireshark question than VLC player question, but still I hope someone can help me)
Best regards