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<blockquote data-quote="ollienator" data-source="post: 834513" data-attributes="member: 58238"><p><strong>Re: [Updated 30 Dec!] MPExtended WebMediaPortal 0.4.1</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>i said tough, not impossible ;-)</p><p>the problem i'm seeing is that you would need to take the onlinevideos source and strip all gui stuff / mediaportal plugin code and port it over to mpextended to generate the site lists - calling the original plugin dll directly from the service is next to impossible (correct me if i'm wrong there). then you'd get a wild mix of video formats (think flv, mp4, etc) that you'd need to feed to the transcoder...</p><p></p><p>plus, since you have your browser open when using webmediaportal, i think it would be easier to just open another tab and go to the video sites directly without the webmp detour.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ollienator, post: 834513, member: 58238"] [b]Re: [Updated 30 Dec!] MPExtended WebMediaPortal 0.4.1[/b] i said tough, not impossible ;-) the problem i'm seeing is that you would need to take the onlinevideos source and strip all gui stuff / mediaportal plugin code and port it over to mpextended to generate the site lists - calling the original plugin dll directly from the service is next to impossible (correct me if i'm wrong there). then you'd get a wild mix of video formats (think flv, mp4, etc) that you'd need to feed to the transcoder... plus, since you have your browser open when using webmediaportal, i think it would be easier to just open another tab and go to the video sites directly without the webmp detour. [/QUOTE]
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