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It's just a matter of following the TCP Stream and looking for the URI of the media resource. In this case we are simply viewing the HTML within the packet and locating the URI. This is convenient when the "view source" option is disabled in the web browser by the site developer. They don't want you to know the direct URI, because they don't want you to bypass their advertisements.It's just a matter of following the TCP Stream and looking for the URI of the media resource. In this case we are simply viewing the HTML within the packet and locating the URI. This is convenient when the "view source" option is disabled in the web browser by the site developer. They don't want you to know the direct URI, because they don't want you to bypass their advertisements. In this example the direct URI is http://streamer3.webstream.net:80/WBCF which will cause the browser to launch Windows Media Player and go directly to the stream.