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Re: Watch Live TV on N800
OK, I see how XMLTV works in VideoCenter now. Interesting; but still not a fan of Yet Another Nokia UI.
Anyway, the URL I gave above works perfectly and displays UK programme information ("Remote EPG" VideoCenter calls it) within it. |
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Wow, cool. didn't know you were the admin. going to give the uncompressed xml a try in video center and post findings. |
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can you make a guide for the guy that owns livetv.ws.... getting stream uri's not availble for both channels. but it at least shows up... The UI does suck.. |
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Or maybe the poor n800 would be overwhelmed with many thousands channels ;-) |
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So right now as it stands, the xmltv links from aflegg site only shows tv listing.
I don't follow the remote epg thing!!! |
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VideoCenter supports showing listings using XMLTV. It calls this Remote EPG.
There is no facility in XMLTV, nor in my listings, to provide any form of streaming - either technically or legally. |
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There is a difference between streaming and dl. UKMP/UKTube is a good idea for a last resort AND a small youtube file, but not practical for a 200 - 300 MB media file of a 15 min TV program, I trired to explain the difference, [QUOTE Just to make sure i am not confusing anybody. Streaming video means video starts to play almost right away after a few seconds click on the media, similar to waiting for a browser page to load, this includes files as big as 300 Mb, and it does NOT leave a copy on your device after finishing watching. While, dl means one has to wait for the whole file to finish dl to your device and then able to watch, a small file like 10 MB will usually wait around 5 min to finish dl and the button changed from a white 'Download' to a green 'Play'. I usually click 2 to 3 files for dl altogether. Sometimes all 3 dl finish, sometimes 3 files dl sent the 770 to twilight zone, never have problem with 2 files dl. QUOTE] bun |
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Now, if there's no way to do that, I don't really see the meaning of remote epg, ok, the listing is cute and the reminder could be useful, but if it's impossible to use it to program real timers and/or to stream its usefulness is limited. |
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Theoretically you could combine an XMLTV data source with a VDR/MythTV/Freevo/video archive to use XMLTV as an index in some new format.
What'd be better, given VDR/MythTV/Freevo/video archives have additional meta-data anyway is expose a listing of those in some HTTP-based XML protocol, possibly RSS. This could well be the "Internet TV" that's mentioned in VideoCenter. It'd still need a transcoding solution at the backend, though. With some more information on what these data sources in VideoCenter are, however, it could be very possible to use VideoCenter as the tablet-based UI to an on-demand transcoding solution, using something like 770-encode at the backend. Very simple (and powerful) indeed... hmm. |
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Note that you can also open in a browser http://vdr:3000/Extern/channels.html and you'll get a clickable list of channels. What's missing (or maybe it already exists, I don't know) is a plugin to convert vdr epg to xmltv (and in a suitable format for videocenter) and a solution for recordings. |
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