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<blockquote data-quote="ferzal" data-source="post: 725240" data-attributes="member: 100103">There has been a plugin for ivew for XBMC for a long time which has worked off an on from what I can gather due to infrequent updates.&nbsp; The current project <a href="http://code.google.com/p/xbmc-boxee-iview/" target="_blank">xbmc-boxee-iview - ABC iView plugin for XBMC and Boxee - Google Project Hosting</a> may give some tips for people here.You should note this passage from that site:The ABC (and more recently the BBC) have enabled a check on their RTMP streams known as SWF Verification. This requires that, approximately every 60 seconds, an application streaming from their servers respond in a particular way to a 'ping'. Unfortunately for everyone, Adobe have decided to take the legal option of sending cease and desist letters to open source projects who implement this 'feature'. Sounds a bit more tricky than one might initially suspect and would require ongoing attention.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ferzal, post: 725240, member: 100103"] There has been a plugin for ivew for XBMC for a long time which has worked off an on from what I can gather due to infrequent updates. The current project [url=http://code.google.com/p/xbmc-boxee-iview/]xbmc-boxee-iview - ABC iView plugin for XBMC and Boxee - Google Project Hosting[/url] may give some tips for people here. You should note this passage from that site: [COLOR="Sienna"]The ABC (and more recently the BBC) have enabled a check on their RTMP streams known as SWF Verification. This requires that, approximately every 60 seconds, an application streaming from their servers respond in a particular way to a 'ping'. Unfortunately for everyone, Adobe have decided to take the legal option of sending cease and desist letters to open source projects who implement this 'feature'. [/COLOR] Sounds a bit more tricky than one might initially suspect and would require ongoing attention. [/QUOTE]

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