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<blockquote data-quote="disaster123" data-source="post: 668870" data-attributes="member: 74707">AW: DirectShow http Streaming filter for every content [Help needed]First i've to say that i have no time the next two days. So i'll reply everybody wanting to help on thursday or friday. But you can still write here or via pm - i will not forget anybody.&gt; So what excactly would this new filter allow you to do and for which type of streams?Basically it allows any ds filter to read from the file like it were local - if the bandwidth is fast enough. I use it for example to to play .mkv files through http instead of using SAMBA which is a lot slower. So the filter looks like:my source filter =&gt; mkv splitter =&gt; audio / videoSo it is basically a replacement of the file URL source filter.&gt; Would this also apply to flv streams (youtube)? One can dream, right? if there is a splitter and youtube allows content-range based reading - it will.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="disaster123, post: 668870, member: 74707"] [b]AW: DirectShow http Streaming filter for every content [Help needed][/b] First i've to say that i have no time the next two days. So i'll reply everybody wanting to help on thursday or friday. But you can still write here or via pm - i will not forget anybody. > So what excactly would this new filter allow you to do and for which type of streams? Basically it allows any ds filter to read from the file like it were local - if the bandwidth is fast enough. I use it for example to to play .mkv files through http instead of using SAMBA which is a lot slower. So the filter looks like: my source filter => mkv splitter => audio / video So it is basically a replacement of the file URL source filter. > Would this also apply to flv streams (youtube)? One can dream, right? if there is a splitter and youtube allows content-range based reading - it will. [/QUOTE]

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