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<blockquote data-quote="Valk" data-source="post: 381937" data-attributes="member: 18631">Thanks for the feedback it has helped me decide what i'm going to work on next.Sadly that means a major re-write so it will a while before my next update but i'll dig up the build before what i'm working on now since it has RADIO SUPPORT!As for the caching it controls VLC telling it to connect to the rtsp url then stream it through the http server part of VLC (for now until I write my own). VLC uses the same configuration for all instances (I believe) so if you go into VLC and check it settings you can probably change it to use your ram drive. I use SSD drives myself so I understand the issues it causes.If you disable &quot;modify streaming settings&quot; then the options in the &quot;streaming options&quot; control group will go back to defaults so the only thing you will be able to change will be the ports used. If you want to change any of those settings you will have to turn back on the modify streaming settings section.The major modifications i'm working on will allow for you to output the channel list to whatever you want. It is going to use xslt to transform the file to html, rss, etc.Also it will allow for options to be set for different file extensions so you can set different extensions e.g. fla &gt; flash output and I might add extra support for e.g. rtsp.I like the idea for some sort of web control panel, it could allow for a temporary solution to the problem of connections not been closed off.Also a list of all active streams should be easy enough to implement, i'll keep that in mind when I start adding more features.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valk, post: 381937, member: 18631"] Thanks for the feedback it has helped me decide what i'm going to work on next. Sadly that means a major re-write so it will a while before my next update but i'll dig up the build before what i'm working on now since it has RADIO SUPPORT! As for the caching it controls VLC telling it to connect to the rtsp url then stream it through the http server part of VLC (for now until I write my own). VLC uses the same configuration for all instances (I believe) so if you go into VLC and check it settings you can probably change it to use your ram drive. I use SSD drives myself so I understand the issues it causes. If you disable "modify streaming settings" then the options in the "streaming options" control group will go back to defaults so the only thing you will be able to change will be the ports used. If you want to change any of those settings you will have to turn back on the modify streaming settings section. The major modifications i'm working on will allow for you to output the channel list to whatever you want. It is going to use xslt to transform the file to html, rss, etc. Also it will allow for options to be set for different file extensions so you can set different extensions e.g. fla > flash output and I might add extra support for e.g. rtsp. I like the idea for some sort of web control panel, it could allow for a temporary solution to the problem of connections not been closed off. Also a list of all active streams should be easy enough to implement, i'll keep that in mind when I start adding more features. [/QUOTE]

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