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<blockquote data-quote="MrMech" data-source="post: 381787" data-attributes="member: 79189"><p>Thanks for the most useful plugin so far. I have awaited such feature quite some time now. One should be considered as build-in, if tv-server is not planning to provide its own already. I would like to contribute somehow if there isn't really so much supporters showing up ? Never used c# though <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>I would find use of such plugin with many kind of browser-enabled devices.. but firstly I tried to migrate it with Netgem Netbox (here at finland it comes with tv-recording-storage service called SaunaVisio). HD-less DVB-T box supports IPTV, uPNP and has some kind of web-browser. Customers here have awaited paytv IPTV channels from service provider that has postponed them like a year now - and plenty of other features that the box would support. I use payTV channels on MP, and now with your plugin I hope to have access to them through that box also. </p><p></p><p>Unfortunately its browser does not support rss-feeds, so I generated a file with necessary timesift.ts- links and - Voila - Wonderfull - Awesome etc.. for a moment. Occassionaly, I got it to start playback through timesift.ts-redirect - but mostly it failed. Server seemed not to respond and I tried to restart tv-service all the time. error.log fills from exceptions - some channels might just have poor signal etc - didn't use much time to those yet. However, when some channel is successfully set streaming, the direct link to e.g <a href="http://host:10000/Card3.ts" target="_blank">http://host:10000/Card3.ts</a> opens and plays on box. Playback stutters a bit though, which I hope to be due to my TV-server configuration.</p><p></p><p>And yes, I could use uPNP, but I already have one NAS as uPNP server that shares MP recordings etc. The solution with uPNP on Box isn't so handy (service provider modified firmware). Box also has ability to map URI's to channel numbers and I believe it supports the original RTP stream. but it did not seem to start playback with rtsp://host/stream3.0 directly. However, with conversion or not - I was hoping to get easy access to tv-service channels trough that channel mapping feature.</p><p></p><p>Q: you mention to use VLC for RTSP->HTTP transcoding, what exactly happens here and does it use some temporary buffers on disk ? My tvservice is configured to keep TS in virtual ramdrive while application folders and TEMP folders are at a bit problematic SSD disk. </p><p></p><p>Q: If "Modify Stream Settings" is uncheckked - how its supposed to work then. How to configure the most lightweight use.</p><p></p><p>Note: On tv-server, when using localhost - timesift.ts redirects - but with iface IP or netbios-name it just ends up done and does nothing.</p><p> </p><p>few features I would like...</p><p>- option to generate channel-list as plain html rather than rss-feed</p><p>- post-commands for stopping timesift (and maybe more to control tv-service easily from any kind of tailored frontends)</p><p>- list for currently ongoing streams to join (like TV-Streams in MP TV-menu)</p><p></p><p></p><p>Keep up the good work!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrMech, post: 381787, member: 79189"] Thanks for the most useful plugin so far. I have awaited such feature quite some time now. One should be considered as build-in, if tv-server is not planning to provide its own already. I would like to contribute somehow if there isn't really so much supporters showing up ? Never used c# though :) I would find use of such plugin with many kind of browser-enabled devices.. but firstly I tried to migrate it with Netgem Netbox (here at finland it comes with tv-recording-storage service called SaunaVisio). HD-less DVB-T box supports IPTV, uPNP and has some kind of web-browser. Customers here have awaited paytv IPTV channels from service provider that has postponed them like a year now - and plenty of other features that the box would support. I use payTV channels on MP, and now with your plugin I hope to have access to them through that box also. Unfortunately its browser does not support rss-feeds, so I generated a file with necessary timesift.ts- links and - Voila - Wonderfull - Awesome etc.. for a moment. Occassionaly, I got it to start playback through timesift.ts-redirect - but mostly it failed. Server seemed not to respond and I tried to restart tv-service all the time. error.log fills from exceptions - some channels might just have poor signal etc - didn't use much time to those yet. However, when some channel is successfully set streaming, the direct link to e.g [url]http://host:10000/Card3.ts[/url] opens and plays on box. Playback stutters a bit though, which I hope to be due to my TV-server configuration. And yes, I could use uPNP, but I already have one NAS as uPNP server that shares MP recordings etc. The solution with uPNP on Box isn't so handy (service provider modified firmware). Box also has ability to map URI's to channel numbers and I believe it supports the original RTP stream. but it did not seem to start playback with rtsp://host/stream3.0 directly. However, with conversion or not - I was hoping to get easy access to tv-service channels trough that channel mapping feature. Q: you mention to use VLC for RTSP->HTTP transcoding, what exactly happens here and does it use some temporary buffers on disk ? My tvservice is configured to keep TS in virtual ramdrive while application folders and TEMP folders are at a bit problematic SSD disk. Q: If "Modify Stream Settings" is uncheckked - how its supposed to work then. How to configure the most lightweight use. Note: On tv-server, when using localhost - timesift.ts redirects - but with iface IP or netbios-name it just ends up done and does nothing. few features I would like... - option to generate channel-list as plain html rather than rss-feed - post-commands for stopping timesift (and maybe more to control tv-service easily from any kind of tailored frontends) - list for currently ongoing streams to join (like TV-Streams in MP TV-menu) Keep up the good work! [/QUOTE]
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