[ray1112]

Is there a backend server that can use IP/TV http links with h.264 video (no only MPEG2 as VDR) preferably for linux?
Now I use tvheadend for multicast udp channels, and demo plugin for http channels.

[danversj]

I'd like to do this too. Instead of using video plugins or strm files, I'd like to be able to add Internet tv (http/rtp/rtmp) streams as channels in the live tv section. The EPG info could be gotten from XMLTV feeds. Is anything like this currently possible? Either in XBMC directly or in a backend?

[danversj]

I've had a bit more of a play and I have found that the Demo PVR client (Frodo, on Windows 7) will play back most formats - http, rtmp, mms, and all of the streams I've tried are h.264 (from http://thestreamdb.com/). I have 9 streams in my PVRDemoAddonSettings.xml. I start my channel numbers at 101. However, when I start the cmyth client at the same time, I can not see my Myth TV backend channels (even though these channels start at 1 and go up to 99). When I start the cymth client, the Demo channels change from 101-109 and become 1-9, but I can't see the Myth channels. It would be nice to mix my DVB channels (from MythTV) with my rtmp streams (from PVR Demo).

[emveepee]

You can add http URLs to mpeg streams as "tuners" with the NextPVR (Windows) backend http://forums.gbpvr.com/showthread.php?5...-Streaming

Martin