Ricky Schneberger wrote:
I'm using a single backend and multiple frontends. The problem I have is that
some of my clients har connected to the backend with a limited bandwidth.
That means that I want different livetv-configurations depending of witch
client are connecting to the BE.
Don't know.
I also wonder whats the difference between watching a recorded tvshow and just
an mpegmovie. Both shows resides om the BE. From an remote FE I can watch the
recorded tvshow without any NFS/SMB-mount to the BE, but if I want to watch
the MPEGmovie I must first do a mount.
The recordings are streamable by the mythbackend process for playback by
the mythfrontend process. The videos ("mpegmovie") are played by a
frontend-only plugin, MythVideo, which is usually configured to use an
external media player (like xine or MPlayer). Since NFS/Samba are so
easy to set up on *nix, it doesn't make sense to add code to allow
streaming to whichever player the user decides he/she wants to use.
Mike
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