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Trakt.tv LiveTV scrobble Development help request.
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<blockquote data-quote="Owlsroost" data-source="post: 1223291" data-attributes="member: 83973"><p>To add to what mm has said:</p><p></p><p>1. All streams (files) that TV Server creates start with all timestamps at zero.</p><p>2. Timeshift streams are part real, part virtual files - the real part (the most recent part) actually exists as files, the virtual part is the older stream data that is no longer available. The timestamps are relative to the start of the virtual file i.e. to zero, and TsReader restricts the seek range to the the 'real' part only (the duration measuring code in TsReader and StreamingServer keeps both a 'real' duration and a 'real+virtual' duration). </p><p></p><p>So the only thing TsReader knows is a position (timestamp) in the stream relative to the start of the stream, and the stream duration i.e. end timestamp - start timestamp. It has no concept of real time or date for the stream.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Owlsroost, post: 1223291, member: 83973"] To add to what mm has said: 1. All streams (files) that TV Server creates start with all timestamps at zero. 2. Timeshift streams are part real, part virtual files - the real part (the most recent part) actually exists as files, the virtual part is the older stream data that is no longer available. The timestamps are relative to the start of the virtual file i.e. to zero, and TsReader restricts the seek range to the the 'real' part only (the duration measuring code in TsReader and StreamingServer keeps both a 'real' duration and a 'real+virtual' duration). So the only thing TsReader knows is a position (timestamp) in the stream relative to the start of the stream, and the stream duration i.e. end timestamp - start timestamp. It has no concept of real time or date for the stream. [/QUOTE]
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