[xbox1256]

CBS and ABC and NBC start puting them TV Shows. on them website's
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1. CBS
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http://www.cbs.com/innertube/player.php?...at=&auto=0
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2. ABC
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http://dynamic.abc.go.com/streaming/player?mk=20152528
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NBC
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http://video.nbc.com/player.html?dlid=35348
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them all use Adobe Flash Player 9
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can some body make a script for this?

[Killua]

You can stream those channels to your xbox using TVUPlayer as described here http://xboxmediacenter.com/wiki/index.ph...#TVUPlayer

[xbox1256]

I know adout TVUPlayer but it don't work for me and it stream live tv only but. CBS ABC NBC save Shows on them website's If like I miss E.R. on tv I can go to NBC.COM see the E.R. I miss on them website

[earthtorob]

CBS and ABC and NBC start puting them TV Shows. on them website's

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them all use Adobe Flash Player 9
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can some body make a script for this?

I'm guessing it's the Flash player part that is holding things up. Does XBMC play Flash files? Mplayer plays flash doesn't it

[dan_f14]

Maybe speak to basje about implementing them as channels in his script Uitzendinggemist, or speak to rootyb about implementing them as he has been successful in adding channels to that script.

[rootyb]

I'd love to implement those, actually, but proprietary flash players seem to be the biggest pain, because there isn't usually a simple way to predict (or extract) what the direct filename of the flv is.

Also, I don't think ABC is using flash. Looks like a different format altogether (my browser wanted me to install some player).

[Gamester17]

Are you sure that those sites (CBS, ABC and/or NBC) and their proprietary player do not use DRM?

PS! Developer could possible use Wireshark (formerly known as Ethereal) to sniff the network

[rootyb]

Pretty sure the NBC one doesn't use DRM. Just a flash player with arbitrary flv names. I had to find a way to get video from their site for a job I just finished. Ended up using replay media catcher. It just watches for RTMP(?) requests, I think. Basically, you run the program, then just browse the page, and it catches streaming flash videos and mp3s.

CBS used Real/Quicktime last I looked. Usually easier to deal with than flash, but the pr0n scripts are my priority when I've got time, at the moment.