DVB-T is for the moment not a option for me. You only receive 2
channels compared to the more then 30 I've got on cable.
Most cable providers overhere are offereing DVB-C content, with a
lot of channels encrypted. It sounds a bit premature now to make the
shift for me.
However I
Jim,
This is what I've got for now
.../freevo/video/plugins/vlc.py
# -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*-
# vlc.py - based on mplayer.py and xine.py
import os, re
import threading
import popen2
import mmpython
import config # Configuration handler. reads config file.
import util #
Geert Decorte wrote:
> Folks I need some advice,
>
> First I explain what I've got
>
> - a freevo recording server running on CC 4.0 (no gui) works perfect.
> This machine is also my home internet server (combining best of both
> worlds) On this machine I have vlc installed and I'm alrady capab
Geert,
I too use VLC for streaming, however, I don't do this within freevo, I
do it outside of freevo, manually, using the telnet interface to VLC
running on the server.
my vlc startup script (/etc/init.d/rc.d/vlc) contains:
/usr/bin/vlc --intf telnet --cr-average 1000 --vlm-conf
/usr/local/
Yes, tought about this one too and I probably will end up doing so
with a bash script.
Just that it looks a ugly solution.
Quoting Dirk Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Geert Decorte wrote:
Is there any possibility to execute multiple commands from a fxd
file? like starting the stream
Geert Decorte wrote:
> Is there any possibility to execute multiple commands from a fxd
> file? like starting the stream remotly and then start vlc localy to
> listen.
Use a shell script?
Dischi
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I can watch programs currently being recorded from other freevo installs
than the on with the TV card, but true you can not simply stream from
the capture card.
Geert Decorte wrote:
>
> You can watch recorded movies using NFS or CIFS as I sometimes
> currently do, but AFAIK, you can't watch live T
You can watch recorded movies using NFS or CIFS as I sometimes
currently do, but AFAIK, you can't watch live TV when you don't have a
TV card in the client. Putting the TV card on a server and stream the
content is a way to have live TV on any computer in the network,
without installin
Geert,
just for my information, why would you want to stream the data? Wouldn't
an NFS or CIFS share achieve your goals simpler?
Paul Sijben
Geert Decorte wrote:
> Folks I need some advice,
>
> First I explain what I've got
>
> - a freevo recording server running on CC 4.0 (no gui) works perf
Folks I need some advice,
First I explain what I've got
- a freevo recording server running on CC 4.0 (no gui) works
perfect. This machine is also my home internet server (combining best
of both worlds) On this machine I have vlc installed and I'm alrady
capable of starting a live
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