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- stammie - 2012-01-30 22:56

hopefully these should work too (if I've done this right)

-<stream>
<title>Animal Planet HD</title>
<swfUrl>http://tvsector.com/mediaplayer/player.swf</swfUrl>
<link>rtmp://s7.webport.tv/live/z050001.stream</link>
<pageUrl>http://tvsector.com/</pageUrl>
<playpath>z050001.stream</playpath>
<language>English</language>
<advanced>live=1</advanced>
</stream>

-<stream>
<title>ESPN AMERICA HD</title>
<swfUrl>http://tvsector.com/mediaplayer/player.swf</swfUrl>
<link>rtmp://s7.webport.tv/live/z050201.stream </link>
<pageUrl>http://tvsector.com/</pageUrl>
<playpath>z050201.stream</playpath>
<language>English</language>
<advanced>live=1</advanced>
</stream>


EDIT: sorry I didn't see Lefty had already put the info for ESPN America


- PatrickBateman - 2012-01-31 00:01

castalla Wrote:I'm not asking for it to be removed ... but RTL is definitely NOT English - German the last time I looked!

Yea,

But it does cover a huge amount of live English / world sports events that we can then use with a BBC radio feed to listen to over the top...

If you like football or Motorsport and dont mind popping a bbc radio commentary over the top then Im willing to have it on my list Smile

Once it goes to live streams they will be able to section them off into sports sections etc which will be even better.


- castalla - 2012-01-31 00:59

Hmmm .... not interested in sport either! Sorry.

I reallly want itv1, sky news and channel 4 hd ....


- Mighty_Diamond - 2012-01-31 02:54

castalla Wrote:Hmmm .... not interested in sport either! Sorry.

I reallly want itv1, sky news and channel 4 hd ....

still no luck with itv then mate? can you access the live stream from the itv website?


- castalla - 2012-01-31 03:04

Mighty_Diamond Wrote:still no luck with itv then mate? can you access the live stream from the itv website?

Yes ... but it'd be nice to have it within xbmc!


- Mighty_Diamond - 2012-01-31 03:10

castalla Wrote:Yes ... but it'd be nice to have it within xbmc!

Oh yeah totally mate. Just wondering if there is not a way to get the code from the live stream is all. I did find some other streams of ITV the other day at livestation but no idea how to pull the data for you.


- Mighty_Diamond - 2012-01-31 03:17

castalla Wrote:Yes ... but it'd be nice to have it within xbmc!

There is a link on here for ITV... maybe of use.

http://www.shadownet.ro/channels.php


- castalla - 2012-01-31 03:19

Pity!


- BlueCop - 2012-01-31 03:27

I wrote a scanner for tv sector playpaths because all their streams are in HD. I won't detail all the parameters but it was easy to make a table of known station and sort by playpath. The patterns emerged quickly and I just tried to replicate the patterns. I ended up with several hundred playpaths scanned. It found many stations I haven't seen posted anywhere.

I was thinking this add-on is probably more suited to xbmchub because of the nature of it. It might be better to move the discussion there.

I have updated the playback code. some stations required subscribe and playlist options for librtmp to play. It also takes the advanced parameters into account and passes them to librtmp.

Live Streams already exists and all these streams could be easily converted to that format.

I can write something to parse the rtmpgui list and convert to livestreams format if someone wants.

I wrote this for browsing and testing the streams quickly. Live Streams is better for this type of thing.


- castalla - 2012-01-31 03:37

Hmmm ?

I can play C4 for example in VLC (rtsp://195.90.118.93/channel4_1) - but how I'd get the stream info for Livestreams is beyond me!

Anyway - thanks for the link