OnlineVideos 0.33 (19.09.2011) (5 Viewers)

[Dragy]

Wow! I just wanted to update the plugin for Dumpert.nl and found the Generic Site Creator. That thing is awesome!! Now, it's really easy to add new websites, the posibilities are amazing!
Thanks for developing this!

btw, I just uploaded the new plugin of Dumpert

 

[nfox]

I think the BBc are changing the way their URLs are setup I am getting increasing numbers of no URL for playback errors with newer programmes, it'll all be gone within a week or so.

Just updated to SAF6, latest Online Videos and MP 1.2.1, checked on TunerFreeMCE and this definitely seems to be an issue originating from the BBC iplayer site.

Are you still having problems? I was and was about to post about it, but everything seems to be working again now. Well, most things, including some that weren't working a couple of days ago. I have found some things that still aren't. Maybe a temporary glitch at the BBC end?

Neil

 

[Efros]

Hopefully, I am at work just now will check on my return home and post accordingly.


Edit:

Home now and all seems to be working OK, must have been a temporary glitch at the Beeb's end. Phew!

 

[1stdead]

Heres an updated danish tranlation. uptodate with r1651

 

[rsbrux]

OLV has no problem playing FLVs from YouTube, even though I haven't installed Adobe flash. Is this built into OLV, or does this codec come from Win 7? Much as I hate it, I am still tempted to install Adobe flash in order to be able to play flash in browsers. What are the arguments for and against doing this?

 

[offbyone]

OnlineVideos uses DirectShow Filters to play the videos. This is totally independent of the FlashPlayer browser plugin, so if you need it go ahead and install it. They coexists just fine.

 

[Carlo]

AW: OnlineVideos 0.33 (19.09.2011)

I'm trying to import the the mediathek from SR-Mediathek into online videos by using the Generic Site Creator. I managed to create the categories by regex dynamically and I can also get the list of pages where the videos are finally shown in the browser. e.g. arena am samstag (19.11.2011)

But then I'm not able to create the URL for the real video source or Playlist. Can anybody give me a hint how the video URL has to look in case of the example URL above?

 

[doskabouter]

Most of the time, if you look for "player","rtmp",".flv",".mp4" in the html, the url should be clear, but in this case they have hidden the url so good that I can't find it

 

[Carlo]

AW: OnlineVideos 0.33 (19.09.2011)

This is the generated HTML part, which displays the video on the page, at least I think it does:

<object width="512" height="288" align="middle" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" id="GLVideoPlayer" name="GLVideoPlayer" data="GLVideoPlayer.swf?20110716">
<param name="quality" value="high">
<param name="bgcolor" value="#000000">
<param name="allowscriptaccess" value="sameDomain">
<param name="allowfullscreen" value="true">
<param name="flashvars" value="id=8837&amp;js_playlist=genPLv1-3.php?id=8837&amp;js_skin=conf/skin/skin_sr_demand.glsd&amp;js_policy=http://gffstream.vo.llnwd.net/o16/sr/ht/crossdomain.xml&amp;js_vPlaylist=true&amp;js_startvid=1">
</object>

But there's no real URL in, only this "GLVideoPlayer.swf" and this "flashvars" string. Does anybody know if online videos can work with such kind of video at all?

 

[doskabouter]

As I said, they've hidden it well...
I guess you have to check with a network sniffer to see where the video is coming from, and see if you can trace back that video-source to something in that html.

But I can assure you: that isn't going to be easy