[REQUEST] Channel4 Catchup - 4oD (Channel 4 on Demand) Plugin?

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, this worked perfectly for me!

you need to update your rtmp.

I stole this code from LAGMonkey

I highly recomend that you login via SSH.

first remove any previous packages


Then install your dependancies

then copy and paste this


This will download, build and then install the latest git version of rtmpdump on your system. Once complete you can type "rtmpdump" and it should give you somthing like the following below (notice the version number)

original code is not my work but i have used it personally, this was taken from "ron999" over at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1816737 credit should go to him and the rtmpdump team
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Updating RTMPDump

once you have installed RTMPDump from the code above, to update it you will have to do the following. Copy and paste as one SINGLE command.


This code takes you to your rtmpdump code folder (git clone), updates it to the latest git version, makes the new version and then installs it for you.

Once again thanks LagMonkey your a star and gets a thumbs up from me.

Thanks nibor, All working perfectly now.

hi there! thanx for you hard work in getting a 4od addon up and running, it is something i've been looking out for a while for

i have installed eden beta1 from the ubuntu unstable ppa - installed the addon through your repo, updated my rtmp as per the instructions above, however i am still not getting a stream to play full debug log here

EDIT: working now... no idea why but tried today and all good excellent work!

If you had issues finding, building or installing rtmpdump like me for OS X Tiger on a PPC, then I finally found an extremely simple way to do it:
- install MacPorts
- sudo port sync; sudo port selfupdate; sudo port install openssl
- sudo port install rtmpdump

It reports success (but I don't know whether it works with XBMC...)

Cheers,
J

nibor Wrote:My 4oD addon has been updated to version 1.0.1 and the best way to get it and receive any future updates is to install my repository from:
http://nibor-xbmc-repo.googlecode.com/fi....nibor.zip

Changes in 1.0.1 include:
- Added a setting for default select action: Play/Download/Ask (Thanks to alcoheca)
- Added genre, episode number and first aired date episode information
- Remove unused subprocess module reference which caused errors on some platforms
- Changed use of deprecated md5 module to hashlib.md5 where available
- Fixed problem where duplicate episodes would sometimes appear

Hi mate just installed version 1.0.1 from your repo, fresh install..

Having no problems playing the streams so awesome work. I see a few post ago people menitoning updating a trmp file? Im guessing I no longer need to do that as its incorporated in this latest 1.0.1 release?

Also where abouts do i find "first aired date" within the plugin as I cannot seem to see it.

Many thanks and keep up the fantastic work

All working on Ubuntu XBMC, thanks nibor

Hey guys, trying to fix the swirling logo problem on an ATV2 using the above fix, but get:

Apple-TV:~ root# sudo apt-get purge rtmpdump
-sh: sudo: command not found

Anything I can do about that? Thanks!

Chalex4 Wrote:Hey guys, trying to fix the swirling logo problem on an ATV2 using the above fix, but get:

Apple-TV:~ root# sudo apt-get purge rtmpdump
-sh: sudo: command not found

Anything I can do about that? Thanks!

Fixed it by upgrading to the latest XMBC version (Eden Beta) .

Hi,
I have Apple TV and use XBMC on that. I tried the code you gave about and i get the error message :


How can i fix this?

Thanks
James

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bertybassett Wrote:you need to update your rtmp.

I stole this code from LAGMonkey

I highly recomend that you login via SSH.

first remove any previous packages

Code:

sudo apt-get purge rtmpdump

Then install your dependancies

Code:

sudo apt-get install build-essential git-core checkinstall libssl-dev

then copy and paste this

Code:

cd ~/ && \
git clone git://git.ffmpeg.org/rtmpdump && \
cd rtmpdump && \
version="$(git log -1 --abbrev-commit | grep commit | cut -d' ' -f2)" && \
make VERSION="v2.4\ $version~git" && \
sudo checkinstall --pakdir "$HOME/Desktop" --pkgname rtmpdump \
--pkgversion "2.4-$version~git" --backup=no --default && sudo ldconfig

This will download, build and then install the latest git version of rtmpdump on your system. Once complete you can type "rtmpdump" and it should give you somthing like the following below (notice the version number)

Code:

rxbmc@xbmc:~$ rtmpdump
RTMPDump v2.4 5d03a4f~git
(c) 2010 Andrej Stepanchuk, Howard Chu, The Flvstreamer Team; license: GPL

original code is not my work but i have used it personally, this was taken from "ron999" over at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1816737 credit should go to him and the rtmpdump team
__________________________________________________ _________________________________________
Updating RTMPDump

once you have installed RTMPDump from the code above, to update it you will have to do the following. Copy and paste as one SINGLE command.

Code:

cd ~/rtmpdump && \
git pull && \
version="$(git log -1 --abbrev-commit | grep commit | cut -d' ' -f2)" && \
make VERSION="v2.4\ $version~git" && \
sudo checkinstall --pakdir "$HOME/Desktop" --pkgname rtmpdump \
--pkgversion "2.4-$version~git" --backup=no --default && sudo ldconfig

This code takes you to your rtmpdump code folder (git clone), updates it to the latest git version, makes the new version and then installs it for you.

Once again thanks LagMonkey your a star and gets a thumbs up from me.