2015-04-21, 20:16
(2015-04-21, 19:13)jbeige Wrote: Thanks! So do you spend a lot of time reading the source of the website (travel channel in this case) to dissect which urls you need to get to, or is that something that is easily accomplished through api calls?You do have to look at both the web pages and the api (website not Kodi) calls. I use Chrome - the built-in developer tools allow you to do a network trace and save the contents as a HAR file, so you can stare at the full requests and full responses at your leisure. Being able to read javascript, understand cookies and recognize common patterns helps as well.
Some folks use network or packet sniffers which I guess can be useful for rtmp links, but I've been able to see everything I need just using Chrome - Firefox works just as well. I don't install flash on Firefox so that I can see if the site will fallback to HTML5 if flash isn't installed. Messing around with the user agent in both browsers also helps to understand how the website reacts to requests.
It would be better to open a thread in the Development section if you need further info, rather than do it here in the support thread. The folks that look at the development section are a lot more knowledgeable than I am.