>Please have a look at the example iptvstream.sh script provided with
>iptv plugin. This script can be used as a good starting point when
>adding vlc transcoded channels.
ahhh, i did not see that sample file... thanks for that hint!
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Jan Segers
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Segers,Jan J.K.T. wrote:
> so iptv opens vlc to transcode the stream as soon as i tune to the
> stream channel and stops with transcoding as soon as i leave the
> stream channel?
>
Yes that's the intended behavior.
> to be honest, i did not make that many tests. i just tryed to prepare
> my vd
Udo Richter wrote:
> I think that the decision to use liblivemedia as protocol layer is a
> good way to go. Basically, you provide the URL, pick the wanted
> sub-streams, and liblivemedia delivers video and audio as separate
> data streams. If you're interested, I can share my work-in-progress
> so
>Iptv plugin uses VLC to transcode only the stream being currently
>received so there really should not be any CPU power wasted on
>transcoding inactive streams.
well, then i misunderstood the whole thing. i thought that the user has to make
the stream ready and iptv will use it. at least thats h
>The vlc player with its integrated vlm server (aka. telnet interface) is
>a good starting point, as it provides RTSP VoD sources with the ability
>of play/pause and seek. I'm not sure, but I think vlm can also stream
>live streams. And even on-the-fly transcoding works.
i have played a bit wit
Antti Seppälä kirjoitti:
> Segers,Jan J.K.T. wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> thanks for this great new plugin! i tryed VLC to transcode on the fly
>> some windows media streams which i want to use with your iptv plugin.
>> it seems to work with some issues: transcoding takes about 15% of my
>> cpu power
On Sunday 28 October 2007, Udo Richter wrote:
> I have an experimental version of my streamplayer plugin that allows to
> use RTSP streaming, based on the liblivemedia library. Though this is
> not fully working yet due to mysterious stream throughput issues, I
> think that the decision to use lib
Antti Seppälä schrieb:
> BTW. we've actually been looking into adding support for receiving rtsp
> streams and while it is more laborous than other protocols I think
> implementing it would be entirely possible.
I have an experimental version of my streamplayer plugin that allows to
use RTSP stre
Segers,Jan J.K.T. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thanks for this great new plugin! i tryed VLC to transcode on the fly
> some windows media streams which i want to use with your iptv plugin.
> it seems to work with some issues: transcoding takes about 15% of my
> cpu power per stream. i would like to watch 5 d
Hi,
thanks for this great new plugin!
i tryed VLC to transcode on the fly some windows media streams which i want to
use with your iptv plugin.
it seems to work with some issues: transcoding takes about 15% of my cpu power
per stream. i would like to watch 5 different streams, this would take al
Hello VDR community
IPTV plugin developers are proud to present a new release of the plugin.
This plugin is our attempt to transform VDR into a full-blown IPTV receiver.
This version features numerous small bug fixes and enhancements and one
major new feature: Support for external streaming appli
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