expectingtofly wrote: > I've been having a browse of Triode's implementation of the RTMP > transport protocol in perl as part of the IPlayer App. I've also been > having a look at what other people have done implementing the HLS > transport in scripting languages. I didn't see anything that > frightened me too much. > I think its fair to say that its not a pipe dream to say that a perl > implementation of HLS could be done. > > I'm pretty confident the BBC's use of HLS is here to stay for the medium > term now that they are publishing the HLS urls as part of their audio on > demand feeds. > > I would estimate its a couple of very full days work to create a > testable piece of code, maybe more. I'm happy and interested enough to > do that, gradually, spread over the next few weeks. I wanted to check > that I wouldn't be embarking on something that is already being > attempted by somebody else? Can I suggest you contact bpa and bonze directly to make sure there's no duplication of effort? I'm not sure anyone else has been that closely involved with the code.
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