I just tried watching a sopcast stream today for Tue Korea Greece match. Although the website was down I managed to get most of the pieces of the puzzle together.
First off there is a command line version of the client written by them themselves. It registers itself with FireFox so that all urls will call the player similar to rtsp and mms. I also installed gstreamer plugin as well as a totem plugin. I couldn't test it as I didn't have a stream available so instead opted for a flash version which was quite choppy. I hope this helps. And no, you do not require IE or WMP On Jun 12, 2010 1:25 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: Hello All, I was wondering if somebody can help me out on these two problems. First of all I watch satellite tv from http://www.cool-webtv.net/tv-channels/tv-live-portal-online.html. To watch you have to use Internet Explorer, WMP10, and of course the sopcast plugin. The question is how to be able to use these on Linux. Secondly, I use Tipsy Puppy 413 R1, and want to use Vuze on it. Vuze exists on other Puppy distros, but I prefer using Tipsy as it uses the Thunar file manager which basically looks like Windows Explorer. Any ideas? Regards, Charles _______________________________________________ MLUG-list mailing list [email protected] http://linux.org.mt/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mlug-list
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