another 2cts: livetv again
new info on livetv:
first of all cheezy, this is just my pov. There could be other ways to do this, and I really stopped thinking about it at some point (I already have working tv via equinux theTube and a second tuner).
Steve's commandments:
Thou shalt never forget the available ram on the iphone - simply this thing is freeing space by killing apps
Thou shalt praise the Quicktime7/X-bastard and it's simple implementation - this framework cannot tolerate things as it's plain stupid, e.g not having a running time is baaaaad
Thou shalt only enjoy those codecs and containers halfway-implemented by the mighty Apple - use h264 or things get fu*ked up
Thou shalt scale the resolution - bigger size then screen, no good senior
So I asked myself, how to get around those problemas and surprise surprise what I came up with in theory is exactly what LiveTV.app looks like in practice (equinux app) - an app with an interface to switch channels, continuously loading small video files compliant to the iPhone specs while always chaching the next so you have seemless enrowing, respecting the ram. (You could use your tvserver-plugin for transcoding the livetv .ts files, and the filesize can be changed in tvserver itself already)
Within MobileSafari, simply not possible. You need a iPhone-native app to trick the QuicktimeX-cripple.
What is already possible: you could use VLCiPhone.app with a playlist (transcoded rtsp, working with dbox already) published by iPimp, and a webinterface for control. Even you could create a tv app with the iPhone sdk as stated above or simply wait (propably forever) for someone at Apple to implement things.
Maybe you drop me a line what you think.
PS: you're using asp, right? the last iPiMP version I used was a bit slow generating pages, maybe it would be faster creating those pages as html/css and then caching 'em.. rather a cosmetic thingy or a geeky urge, to place at the very end of the todo-list if ever so...
Keep rockin, man!
lol, ymmd!approx 43hours 25mins and 10sec
new info on livetv:
first of all cheezy, this is just my pov. There could be other ways to do this, and I really stopped thinking about it at some point (I already have working tv via equinux theTube and a second tuner).
Steve's commandments:
Thou shalt never forget the available ram on the iphone - simply this thing is freeing space by killing apps
Thou shalt praise the Quicktime7/X-bastard and it's simple implementation - this framework cannot tolerate things as it's plain stupid, e.g not having a running time is baaaaad
Thou shalt only enjoy those codecs and containers halfway-implemented by the mighty Apple - use h264 or things get fu*ked up
Thou shalt scale the resolution - bigger size then screen, no good senior
So I asked myself, how to get around those problemas and surprise surprise what I came up with in theory is exactly what LiveTV.app looks like in practice (equinux app) - an app with an interface to switch channels, continuously loading small video files compliant to the iPhone specs while always chaching the next so you have seemless enrowing, respecting the ram. (You could use your tvserver-plugin for transcoding the livetv .ts files, and the filesize can be changed in tvserver itself already)
Within MobileSafari, simply not possible. You need a iPhone-native app to trick the QuicktimeX-cripple.
What is already possible: you could use VLCiPhone.app with a playlist (transcoded rtsp, working with dbox already) published by iPimp, and a webinterface for control. Even you could create a tv app with the iPhone sdk as stated above or simply wait (propably forever) for someone at Apple to implement things.
Maybe you drop me a line what you think.
PS: you're using asp, right? the last iPiMP version I used was a bit slow generating pages, maybe it would be faster creating those pages as html/css and then caching 'em.. rather a cosmetic thingy or a geeky urge, to place at the very end of the todo-list if ever so...
Keep rockin, man!