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<blockquote data-quote="Valk" data-source="post: 481250" data-attributes="member: 18631">You can run two hosting apps on the same port with this plugin. The prefix is setup so any requests that have /TvServer/ will go to my plugin, anything else is ignored and left for other programs to capture. So if IIS was to run on port 80 with a prefix of <a href="http://*:80/" target="_blank">http://*:80/</a> and my server was running on port 80 using the prefix <a href="http://*:80/TvServer/" target="_blank">http://*:80/TvServer/</a> all the remaining requests that don't match /TvServer/ would go to IIS since it doesn't match the /TvServer/ condition.Further reading since my explanation sucks:<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httplistener.aspx" target="_blank">HttpListener Class (System.Net)</a>I have to do some changes to the http side so I can run html based channel lists so when I do that I might make it so you can make it default to the channel list if you want.I'm not sure why you need to modify the URL's, even with %3F if you send the request to the plugin it converts it back to a ? mark before it processes the request.If I use ChannelList.rss in the podcast section of VLC or copy / paste a link from the ChannelList.rss it works fine e.g. <a href="http://127.0.0.1:9000/TvServer/TimeShift.ts%3FChannelId=57" target="_blank">http://127.0.0.1:9000/TvServer/TimeShift.ts?ChannelId=57</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valk, post: 481250, member: 18631"] You can run two hosting apps on the same port with this plugin. The prefix is setup so any requests that have /TvServer/ will go to my plugin, anything else is ignored and left for other programs to capture. So if IIS was to run on port 80 with a prefix of [url]http://*:80/[/url] and my server was running on port 80 using the prefix [url]http://*:80/TvServer/[/url] all the remaining requests that don't match /TvServer/ would go to IIS since it doesn't match the /TvServer/ condition. Further reading since my explanation sucks: [url=http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.httplistener.aspx]HttpListener Class (System.Net)[/url] I have to do some changes to the http side so I can run html based channel lists so when I do that I might make it so you can make it default to the channel list if you want. I'm not sure why you need to modify the URL's, even with %3F if you send the request to the plugin it converts it back to a ? mark before it processes the request. If I use ChannelList.rss in the podcast section of VLC or copy / paste a link from the ChannelList.rss it works fine e.g. [url]http://127.0.0.1:9000/TvServer/TimeShift.ts%3FChannelId=57[/url] [/QUOTE]

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