2010-04-29, 00:40
exobuzz Wrote:I guess I should post my findings/research to the current get_iplayer authorshttp://www.smallsoftware.co.uk/site/down...t_iplayer/
HTH.
exobuzz Wrote:I guess I should post my findings/research to the current get_iplayer authorshttp://www.smallsoftware.co.uk/site/down...t_iplayer/
spicemuseum Wrote:One question, in respect of the player hash calculation, are you still hard coding it, or have you done some magic for XB0X mirroring the libRTMP changes in the Linux environment (viz http://trac.xbmc.org/ticket/8971) ?
spicemuseum Wrote:http://www.smallsoftware.co.uk/site/down...t_iplayer/
HTH.
highlandsun Wrote:The fact that it's C and not C++ is a point in its favor, trust me - it uses less memory than the C++ version so it runs better on smaller machines.
highlandsun Wrote:http://www.polarssl.org/ looks like a nice compact crypto library that might be easier to build on Xbox. If you want to check it out, I can look into what it would take to use it in librtmp.
gregherbet123 Wrote:Hi all
This plugin is great, and working on my xbox - sort of.
I am outside the UK. I access iplayer through a paid proxy server which I use on my PC and lets me watch iplayer video content.
I put these proxy details into the network settings section of XBMC, and can listen to radio shows in the iplayer plugin, but TV shows don't work. I get the error saying I should try "playing iplayer in a web browser"
Radio working, but TV not working is consistent with being outside the UK I believe.
My question is, does the iplayer plugin adhere to the proxy settings in the main XBMC config?
(please don't argue about whether or not it's appropriate to use iplayer outside the UK, I am a UK expat and pay my license fee too!)
Thanks to all that have contributed to keep this plugin working of late
jackanddougal Wrote:I have already had a bit of a hack around with exobuzz's IPlayer plugin to re-add support for multiple resoultions according to the preferences. I don't understand which priority should be allocated between akamai and limelite but I have something that appears to work (for 'h264 800' & 'h264 1500' at least).
I'll post a patch to iplayer2.py when I get home this evening.
Smiff Wrote:sounds great.. hopefully arnova will merge this with his main trunk/branch/twig/whatever so we'll have support for any adobe "protected" content from any site for ever more