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- Guest - 2005-01-29
maybe this might help? "copy / pasted it from another topic...
the problem is not python, but xbmc. i recently did this myself in the web media browser. what you have to do is to parse the asf/asx/ram/rm files yourself for the urls. in the asf/asx files, replace the "[url]http://"[/url] urls with "mms://". in the ram/rm files, replace the "[url]http://"[/url] urls with "rtsp://". you can use the parsed urls with xbmc.play.
for a code example look in my browser for the class mediaurlparser.
i suppose you only have to call?:
xbmc.player().play(mms://......../movie.asx)
or
xbmc.player().play(rtsp://......../movie.ram)
yes, that's about right. and i suppose you put the argument with quotes, like:
xbmc.player().play("mms://......../movie.asx")
but did you parse the asf file? for example, the link http://www.omroep.nl/live/vpro3voor12tvcentral-bb.asx has the following file:
code sample
<asx version = "3.0">
<entry>
<ref href="mms://livemedia.omroep.nl/vpro3voor12tvcentral-bb"/>
<ref href="mms://livemedia2.omroep.nl/vpro3voor12tvcentral-bb"/>
</entry>
</asx>
you'll have to get to href's out of this. if it is showing http, you'll have to substitute it with mms.
you can start this web tv with:
xbmc.player().play("mms://livemedia.omroep.nl/vpro3voor12tvcentral-bb")
not with opening the asx url directly... crash...
- Mhawk134 - 2005-02-01
i would like to have a bit torret script that actully works, and maybe a chat room script for yahoo.
- RobotDan - 2005-02-01
a python script that could do the following:
1. open the dvd tray
2. close the dvd tray
my xbox dvd drive really has problems recognising dvds these days... this means i have to get up and open/close the tray a few times in order for it to see the disc.
- Guest - 2005-02-01
http://www.pot-tv.net/
this would be, like,way cool dude
aint:
- Guest - 2005-02-01
no seriously. if someone could look in to the above, i'd be most greatful. its a very cool site and would be a great chillout viewing at parties and such.
thanks to all who have provided these great scripts for us to use. its now my fav part of my box. :bowdown:
- 'amo - 2005-02-02
i would like a script that tells my server to unpack stuff with the option to delete the archive when it's ready.
it's so anoying to realise that i've forgot to unpack stuff when i'm laying in the sofa with the remote in my hand.
- soreyes - 2005-02-03
this one has been requested before by someone else in another topic. i think it would be very interesting to many xbmc users -
internet archive: moving images
they have a really sweet video games section thats loaded with goodness -
ia: movies - game movies
i would also like to make a second vote for bunson's suggestion -
internet archive: audio
- mvoosten - 2005-02-04
a script to control gbpvr:
as gb-pvr uses a build in webserver with the option to remote schedule and see the epg, i was trying to do a python script on it.
however as i never used python before i pretty much stuck on the basic stuff.. therefore my request: is there a python developer who would like to pickup this challange.
nb. trying mediaportal and gb-pvr.. gb-pvr much much better suits the needs for just a recording program instead of a resource hungry htpc application.
more info on gb-pvr: http://gbpvr.com
- fundun - 2005-02-04
how about a caller id script with that runs in combination with the modem on a computer?
- solexalex - 2005-02-06
this already exist....
have a search in this forum !!
- pHo - 2005-02-07
i'm a fan of hunting for streams, atm i currently just make a bunch of temp(x).strm files on my pc's hdd, then cut n paste ips in with notepad until i get a connection. tedious stuff!
would be neat to have some sort of manager, controller from the pc.. ie have subcategories so you can store verified working streams (with multiple links, jpeg ident etc) and then i can seperate new ones off for testing as well.
is there already some sort of alarm clock function? i hate radio stations locally/nationally, so using the xbox would be neat.. i don't tend to leave it on all night tho, but might be tempted to :d
edit: found the alarm clock now :d
- SuReSHoT - 2005-02-08
:thumbsup: first off, i'd like to say it is nice to see someone asking for the "user's" opinion. as great as some of the suggestions i have read about are, they kind of strike me as same, common scripts. there are quite a few video script releases so far, most of which proved to be great additions to xbmc. :idea: i'd like to know if you would lke to try something more useful, a script for downloading cd/dvd/pc covers. the best site i have found so far, and has provided me with the most covers is http://www.cdcovers.cc . i think most would agree that would help alot when it comes to getting new pictures for multigame menus, game/movie icons, and for standard print-outs. either way, great work, and again thanks for taking our opinions!! :kickass:
- chronicboy - 2005-02-16
the team xbox script sounds awesome i can't wait to check it out
i have a few of your other scripts they're great thanks for all the hard work
Which sites would you like to see scripted next? - Willyshatswig - 2005-04-26
as suggested by thriftynomad in the ooba thread (here), i thought i would start a thread containing a list of quality streaming media websites that we would like to scripted into our beloved xbox media centre.
here is a list of my suggestions to get the ball rolling:
atom films - a superb collection of amatuer movies, including an extensive set of star wars fan films.
dave's trailer page - a frequently updated list of movie trailers and short films.
weebl & bob - great comedy cartoons, featuring the pie loving weebl and his cow obsessed friend, bob. these are flash anims, not sure if this would be possible.
- bakman - 2005-04-27
i am working on studentfilms.com (huge collection of movies -over 400)