[dev] CetonTV+HDHomeRun - Watch TV on XBMC (WIN/OSX)

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gman3042 Offline
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great idea mcheng.. i see you are aiming for a all platform solution.. sounds great
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-12 08:02 by gman3042.)
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(2012-08-08 05:27)angrycamel Wrote:  Using HD Homerun Prime, VLC version vlc-2.0.2-win32, CetonTV v2.2.3

I'm getting an error when starting script.cetontv in XBMC. RemoteCeton starts fine and indicates that it can see the plugin startup and then I see it respond with the stream, but all I get is an error. The xbmc log seems to imply its not getting anything from the stream.

If anyone has a second, I haven't been able to get past the problem I reported in post 708. I appreciate any help you guys can offer.
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-18 06:10 by angrycamel.)
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emann Offline
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Ok, I've read through this ENTIRE thread.

My Ceton is on order and can't wait to try all this.

One question for the developer:

Where did you find the info on how to talk to the Ceton card and to receive the stream?

Before I found this thread, I've looked everywhere I can to find any info, but have been unsuccessful.

Is there a spec or a developers api that you used?

I was looking to do something like this myself until I found this thread.

Thanks.
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Let me start by saying this is a really excellent piece of work, thanks.

I finished all my setup I believe, but have run into two I believe separate errors. The first was mentioned a few times earlier in the thread, when i try and connect from outside of my network i get to the ui but when I click play it says loading until the server times out (after 90 seconds). The ports are forwarding 8554-9, and windows firewall is allowing the program through. Am I missing something?

The second is a smaller thing. When looking at the guide things look like this: http://postimage.org/image/rlhv3ms1l/
if I mouse over it you can faintly read the text but it is incredibly faint. In the web interface it looks fine.

I have looked through the thread but didn't see anything.
Thanks a bunch.
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-25 02:44 by Adiventure.)
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(2012-08-25 02:29)Adiventure Wrote:  Let me start by saying this is a really excellent piece of work, thanks.

I finished all my setup I believe, but have run into two I believe separate errors. The first was mentioned a few times earlier in the thread, when i try and connect from outside of my network i get to the ui but when I click play it says loading until the server times out (after 90 seconds). The ports are forwarding 8554-9, and windows firewall is allowing the program through. Am I missing something?

The second is a smaller thing. When looking at the guide things look like this: http://postimage.org/image/rlhv3ms1l/
if I mouse over it you can faintly read the text but it is incredibly faint. In the web interface it looks fine.

I have looked through the thread but didn't see anything.
Thanks a bunch.

Ok I completely forgot that vlc is streaming the video. In windows firewall, you also have to allow vlc to be accessed.

EDIT: nvm, if its working in locally, then theres nothing wrong with windows firewall... could be a port forward issue or a client issue
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-26 03:16 by mcheng89.)
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(2012-08-25 22:13)mcheng89 Wrote:  
(2012-08-25 02:29)Adiventure Wrote:  Let me start by saying this is a really excellent piece of work, thanks.

I finished all my setup I believe, but have run into two I believe separate errors. The first was mentioned a few times earlier in the thread, when i try and connect from outside of my network i get to the ui but when I click play it says loading until the server times out (after 90 seconds). The ports are forwarding 8554-9, and windows firewall is allowing the program through. Am I missing something?

The second is a smaller thing. When looking at the guide things look like this: http://postimage.org/image/rlhv3ms1l/
if I mouse over it you can faintly read the text but it is incredibly faint. In the web interface it looks fine.

I have looked through the thread but didn't see anything.
Thanks a bunch.

Ok I completely forgot that vlc is streaming the video. In windows firewall, you also have to allow vlc to be accessed.

I actually thought of that too and vlc was being allowed through. I just tried again with windows firewall disabled to the same effect.
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mcheng, any word on an updated hdhomerun server? i've been running .strm files from xbmc using the hdhr prime and there hasn't been any lag at all or stops. it's gotta be something with the ceton server. everything else about the app is perfect Smile
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-26 15:02 by gman3042.)
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It says you can set it up to stream outside of your house. Does anyone know how to set that up? Is it possible to use the ceton tv web interface?
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-26 21:31 by dsherley9.)
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gman3042 Offline
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Post: #719
forward the ports 8555-8559 on your router and then try accessing from an external ip
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Big Grin  RE: [dev] CetonTV - Watch TV on XBMC Post: #720
Thanks, was able to connect to it via my external ip. Smile
(This post was last modified: 2012-08-28 01:32 by dsherley9.)
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