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<blockquote data-quote="HappyTalk" data-source="post: 91779" data-attributes="member: 22671"><p>Yer MythTV does exactly this via a web interface exactly as you described. It uses VLC (if i remember correctly) and can be easily invoked via a command line. You can then watch it remotely using media player or vlc. You could stream the original mpeg2 or a version transcoded on the fly using xvid/wmv/other codec. You could also stream your other recordings or videos in a similar manner.</p><p></p><p>This was under unix and was not problem free but did work. VLC is open source and available for windows. The first thing though I guess would be to code a web service plugin exposing MP's main functionality, then you could quickly create a web app and/or regular app to communicate. It would be interesting to see how well (or badly) a </p><p>mp_client-->mp_web_server-->mp-tv_server implementation of this kind would work for remotely automating mediaportal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HappyTalk, post: 91779, member: 22671"] Yer MythTV does exactly this via a web interface exactly as you described. It uses VLC (if i remember correctly) and can be easily invoked via a command line. You can then watch it remotely using media player or vlc. You could stream the original mpeg2 or a version transcoded on the fly using xvid/wmv/other codec. You could also stream your other recordings or videos in a similar manner. This was under unix and was not problem free but did work. VLC is open source and available for windows. The first thing though I guess would be to code a web service plugin exposing MP's main functionality, then you could quickly create a web app and/or regular app to communicate. It would be interesting to see how well (or badly) a mp_client-->mp_web_server-->mp-tv_server implementation of this kind would work for remotely automating mediaportal. [/QUOTE]
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