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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 868885" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>A test of the direct connection option seems like an excellent idea.</p><p> </p><p>The best way to test would be via VLC if you haven't yet got an HTPC or MediaPortal installed. You'll need to know the protocol (eg. http, rtp), IP address (eg. 205.21.47.195), and port that Sasktel uses to broadcast these channels. Some ISPs will provide this information in the form of a playlist file (m3u). If you don't think Sasktel would like it if they knew you were doing this then you might need to try and "sniff" the traffic on your router to see what addresses the IPTV box is talking to, in a similar way to the info that you linked above. If you can get the details, use the "open URL" feature in VLC to see if you can open the streams. That would be a good start...</p><p> </p><p>mm</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 868885, member: 82144"] A test of the direct connection option seems like an excellent idea. The best way to test would be via VLC if you haven't yet got an HTPC or MediaPortal installed. You'll need to know the protocol (eg. http, rtp), IP address (eg. 205.21.47.195), and port that Sasktel uses to broadcast these channels. Some ISPs will provide this information in the form of a playlist file (m3u). If you don't think Sasktel would like it if they knew you were doing this then you might need to try and "sniff" the traffic on your router to see what addresses the IPTV box is talking to, in a similar way to the info that you linked above. If you can get the details, use the "open URL" feature in VLC to see if you can open the streams. That would be a good start... mm [/QUOTE]
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