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RedPenguin · (This post was last modified: 2013-06-19, 23:43 by RedPenguin.)

Yea forgot about that, sorry bout that. Simply copy it to your home folder then in PuTTY do:

sudo mv /opt/xbmc-bcm/xbmc-bin/lib/xbmc/system/librtmp.so.0 /opt/xbmc-bcm/xbmc-bin/lib/xbmc/system/librtmp.so.0.OLD
sudo cp ~/librtmp.so.0 /opt/xbmc-bcm/xbmc-bin/lib/xbmc/system/.

I do cp vs mv on the second command because my buddy and I find it's easier to always have the file accessible for when XBMC is upgraded as it's overwritten each time.

wIcKiD · 2013-06-19, 23:58

Sorry, I was impatient and enabled the root account and replaced the file (thanks google) Big Grin

But unfortunately I still get no video for this stream Sad

<item>
<title>Drishya Tv</title>
<link>rtmp://extondemand.livestream.com/ondemand app=ondemand playpath=trans/dv09/mogulus-user-files/chdrishya/2010/08/19/a0e1bc32-a1e2-49df-b0e0-070b0be1d7c2 swfUrl=http://cdn.livestream.com/chromelessPlayer/v20/playerapi.swf pageUrl=http://livetvchannelsfree.com/drishyatv.html</link>
<thumbnail>http://www.drisyachannels.com/pictures/gallery/zv5pn97riu.jpg</thumbnail>
</item>

Is there a way to find out the dependencies? I know the stream works as others can view it.

RedPenguin · (This post was last modified: 2013-06-20, 00:07 by RedPenguin.)

(2013-06-19, 23:58)wIcKiD Wrote: Sorry, I was impatient and enabled the root account and replaced the file (thanks google)

LoL, I was actually going to suggest that possibly but then I figured probably not a good idea to recommend as folks can easily damage their system, LoL.

(2013-06-19, 23:58)wIcKiD Wrote: But unfortunately I still get no video for this stream

<item>
<title>Drishya Tv</title>
<link>rtmp://extondemand.livestream.com/ondemand app=ondemand playpath=trans/dv09/mogulus-user-files/chdrishya/2010/08/19/a0e1bc32-a1e2-49df-b0e0-070b0be1d7c2 swfUrl=http://cdn.livestream.com/chromelessPlayer/v20/playerapi.swf pageUrl=http://livetvchannelsfree.com/drishyatv.html</link>
<thumbnail>http://www.drisyachannels.com/pictures/gallery/zv5pn97riu.jpg</thumbnail>
</item>

Is there a way to find out the dependencies? I know the stream works as others can view it.

If it's a black screen with no video but sound, it might be a video codec not supported by the Pi. It appears to be FLV1 which I can't remember if it's in the list or not.

http://forum.stmlabs.com/archive/index.p...-3860.html seems to confirm my findings that FLV1 is not supported. I hate when that happens Sad

LoL

wIcKiD · 2013-06-20, 00:08

I have just tested this on my Windows PC running XBMC v12 and the video plays fine.. Strange! Any point copying the librtmp file from v12 to Pi? (sorry if this is a dumb question!)

RedPenguin · (This post was last modified: 2013-06-20, 00:11 by RedPenguin.)

(2013-06-20, 00:08)wIcKiD Wrote: I have just tested this on my Windows PC running XBMC v12 and the video plays fine.. Strange! Any point copying the librtmp file from v12 to Pi? (sorry if this is a dumb question!)

Well it's not XBMC itself that can't play FLV1 because I got it playing on Windows as well. Also Windows and RasPi use completely different librtmp's as Windows is DLL and RPi is .so.

It's the Ras Pi that can't play it which is why you are experiencing what you are experiencing.

It may be enabled in the future but the RPi while nice seems to have a fair amount of formats it can't play right now.

wIcKiD · 2013-06-20, 00:15

Quote:Well it's not XBMC itself that can't play FLV1 because I got it playing on Windows as well. Also Windows and RasPi use completely different librtmp's as Windows is DLL and RPi is .so.

It's the Ras Pi that can't play it which is why you are experiencing what you are experiencing.

It may be enabled in the future but the RPi while nice seems to have a fair amount of formats it can't play right now.

Ah.. I get it now! Is there a way to find out what codec is being used by this stream? Thanks.

RedPenguin · 2013-06-20, 00:28

Well if you have a keyboard on your Pi, you can hit "O" and get the info.

If you have a remote you have to had modified the keymapping to enable such an option.

wIcKiD · 2013-06-20, 11:44

The link only works on my windows PC but when I press "O" on keyboard it only gives me time and not much information. Would you have a copy of librtmp file from v12 so that I can test? Thanks for all your help so far.. Much appreciated!

RedPenguin · 2013-06-20, 11:50

(2013-06-20, 11:44)wIcKiD Wrote: The link only works on my windows PC but when I press "O" on keyboard it only gives me time and not much information. Would you have a copy of librtmp file from v12 so that I can test? Thanks for all your help so far.. Much appreciated!

It sounds like you hit the number "0" instead of the letter "O" which shows completely different menus.

The one I means is the letter "O".

A copy of librtmp from v12 for what OS? The original librtmp would work as from 12.0 to 12.2 I seen no diff in the file it even had the same date in each version.

wIcKiD · 2013-06-21, 16:06

Quote:It sounds like you hit the number "0" instead of the letter "O" which shows completely different menus.

The one I means is the letter "O".

A copy of librtmp from v12 for what OS? The original librtmp would work as from 12.0 to 12.2 I seen no diff in the file it even had the same date in each version.

You're right RedPenguin.. I was pressing the number "0" instead of letter "O" Smile

I found the codec and you're right.. It's FLV1! I've got couple of other similar links which behaves the same way.. Checked these and these are all FLV1 too Sad

Is there any way to play these on Pi, like any parameters to use? Or is it a hardware restriction?

Thanks for all your help Smile

RedPenguin · 2013-06-22, 04:40

(2013-06-21, 16:06)wIcKiD Wrote:
Quote:It sounds like you hit the number "0" instead of the letter "O" which shows completely different menus.

The one I means is the letter "O".

A copy of librtmp from v12 for what OS? The original librtmp would work as from 12.0 to 12.2 I seen no diff in the file it even had the same date in each version.

You're right RedPenguin.. I was pressing the number "0" instead of letter "O" I found the codec and you're right.. It's FLV1! I've got couple of other similar links which behaves the same way.. Checked these and these are all FLV1 too Is there any way to play these on Pi, like any parameters to use? Or is it a hardware restriction?

Thanks for all your help

Well unless you would setup some sort of relay server that would reencode the streams, I am not sure of anything that would help in this case.

I don't have my RasPi handy or I would test but according to that link it's just currently an unplayable format but it does seem overtime, the RasPi folks find ways to have other codecs supported.

sagheerahmed94 · 2013-06-23, 01:49

Can anybody help me out to update librtmp in gbox midnight v2.2 I tried to updated according to the instruction given in this forum but I couldnt find the folder in my gbox midnight OS android i will be very thankfull if anybody guide me step by sptep

Thanks in advance

RedPenguin · 2013-06-23, 03:03

(2013-06-23, 01:49)sagheerahmed94 Wrote: Can anybody help me out to update librtmp in gbox midnight v2.2 I tried to updated according to the instruction given in this forum but I couldnt find the folder in my gbox midnight OS android i will be very thankfull if anybody guide me step by sptep

Thanks in advance

What type of access do you currently have to your device?

SSH, FTP, etc?

May sound like a silly/simple question but hard to give any advice unless it's known.

If you have SSH you can try "find / -name librtmp.so"

fightnight · 2013-06-23, 14:41

Hi. Thanks for updates. Please put the newest librtmp in main folder and other versions in OLDER folder.

RedPenguin · 2013-06-23, 15:12

(2013-06-23, 14:41)fightnight Wrote: Hi. Thanks for updates. Please put the newest librtmp in main folder and other versions in OLDER folder.

np, done. Makes sense cause I guess the folder was getting a tad crowded. It was ok when only 2 or 3 folders but patches are coming out fast anymore.