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Re: watch 93 TV stations round the world from your NIT
Edit: another update, incorporate ALL of the latest inputs. Enjoy.
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Does anyone else experience problems watching NASA TV on OS2008?
When I try watching the RealMedia-Feed in MediaPlayer, the best I get are a few seconds of audio (no video) and then it aborts saying "Unable to open. Media clip corrupted". MPlayer (1.0rc1-maemo.27.n8x0) lets me listen to the audio part of the stream (isn't even crashing!), but still no video :/ Is there maybe another mplayer version around with proper real/rtsp support? Edit: just found out that I used an outdated version of the kernel with rotation support that screwed up X's xv-extension... all fine now :) |
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Hi all! I followed the instructions on post #1 and I was able to dl kmplayer and the .m3u file I opened the file from kmplayer and a list appears on the left hand side and a black screen on the right hand side but I keep getting a message that reads "Resource not found" when I try any channel. Sorry if this is something I'm doing wrong but I'm a big time newbie. Thanks for your time!
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Anyone get the feeling recently that Ministry of Sound is more or less on autopilot at this point? Their compilations are getting BORING in my opinion... mostly they are just picking the top stuff off beatport, the minimal blippy junk, either that or commissioning dance cover versions of whatever crap is in the UK charts. Anyway. These days I prefer artist albums or compilations like this series (direct iTunes link) http://electricnation2010.com/tracks
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.......................I am holding my breath, BTW, have you tried KISS station, the first station after Spannish heading. In the last 48 hrs, I have seen Paul McCartney and the Wings, 10,000 Maniac, Elton John, Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson. And they broadcast in extend stereo, bun |
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1650+ TV Streams, Sorted with country name + Channel Name, Language, Bitrate, description :
http://www.dsource.org/projects/rule...els.rpl?rev=84 |
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Quite some of them are very poor resolution that it is like listening to radio, and some are dead links (2/2007?) I got some worked on the eeePC, will attempt to port to the tablet someday. And thanks for the links.
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I am sorry that I didn't post them before but I thought I would edit them more, now I just don't have time for that so they are in their original form (reordered though). M3U is orderd by country and has just channel name, country, genre and bitrate as title XLS has all fields. Many streams don't work, as you said, and some urls are malformed. The channellist is according to the project site the same what JLC's Internet TV used before (a year ago?). JLC's old channellist was plain text, new is binary/encrypted and I don't how to transform that to plain text. JLC's Internet TV is very good, simple to use and free Internet TV for Windows. AnyTV is also good, free similar program. You can't just use their channellist because it its encrypted or some binary database format but you can look at individual channels and find out their properties (such as url). I hope that some forum members have time and patience to find out which channels work with Internet Tablets. Hopefully they also report their findings in this thread. This isn't just for bunanson who must be overloaded with all kind of NIT related issues. I used powerarchiver to zip the attachments. Any .zip compatible file archiver should extract them. m3u should work with kmplayer. If you need other file formats (.csv, .pls) I can do the conversion for you. Just ask. |
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Hey, thank you Ism, you are a real buddy! I already typed it in, 1678 channels, it is in the format that 99WorldTV is using and I already sorted out the dead one, that reduced it from 279 kb to 116 kb. but it does NOT work in its entirety. Our 99WorldTV is only 24 kb :). I broke it into pieces like 8 of them, and one of them works. I will posted the working one here, feel free to play with it. The whole thing, 99WTV3all.m3u, it does NOT work. Too big? It exceed the posting limit, so I use winzip to zip it. I took a piece and it worked, 99WTV6g.m3u Have fun. I do not mix it with the 99worldTV, as our 99worldTV is a refined and watchable product. This thing is work in progress........ Well, Ism, you want to take a look see why is not working, I mean the 99WTV3all.zip? This file I already clean up, throw away the dead ones, the poor resolution ones, and the poor streaming one. So I would NOT mix anything in, it is in a decent shape now. I did come across with some very hi resolution on my eeePC, bitrate of 2000, I think they will have problem with the tablet, and I removed it too. Have fun, Note: the attached file is NOT an update of the 99worldTV. and it is a piece of work in progress. the 99worldTV is on thread #1, use that one, NOT this one bun |
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