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<blockquote data-quote="deeceefar2" data-source="post: 207394" data-attributes="member: 27367">I've compiled latest version of XBMC, and can confirm that elupus fixed the RTSP streaming in XBMC <a href="http://xboxmediacenter.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29759&amp;highlight=rtsp" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp; So you are now able to connect to a tvserver RTSP stream using XBMC by creating a .strm file with the following:rtsp://ipaddress/stream1.0I think DVD player, which is where the RTSP streaming is implemented, is the default to play them so you should just have to hit play and the streaming begins.Also I'm curious as to how you've been implementing it so far.&nbsp; I've been thinking about designing a SOAP wrapper plugin for TV Server to handle the DB and channel changing.&nbsp; Not sure what direction your taking, but if your already far along, I don't see any point in me duplicating effort.Good Luck,David</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deeceefar2, post: 207394, member: 27367"] I've compiled latest version of XBMC, and can confirm that elupus fixed the RTSP streaming in XBMC [URL="http://xboxmediacenter.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29759&highlight=rtsp"]here[/URL]. So you are now able to connect to a tvserver RTSP stream using XBMC by creating a .strm file with the following: rtsp://ipaddress/stream1.0 I think DVD player, which is where the RTSP streaming is implemented, is the default to play them so you should just have to hit play and the streaming begins. Also I'm curious as to how you've been implementing it so far. I've been thinking about designing a SOAP wrapper plugin for TV Server to handle the DB and channel changing. Not sure what direction your taking, but if your already far along, I don't see any point in me duplicating effort. Good Luck, David [/QUOTE]

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