2012-04-15, 17:18
(2012-04-15, 06:20)spektr Wrote: Yup, I've been trying to reverse engineer how your plugin works from the gamecenter.py file, trying to brush up on my coding at the same time
I just saw that the games that were in the 'live' listings now are in Archive, so it takes ~12 hours for that move. Any ideas where we could parse the URLs for 'live'-but-completed, non-archived games? It has to show up somewhere I'd imagine (given I can still go to the webpage and watch, for example, the Coyotes game).
Look at at the source code of the webpage where you can watch the game. Or try Wireshark and look at the web traffic when you start the game.
(2012-04-15, 06:20)spektr Wrote: Also, any ideas why apok's HLS method isn't working for me? I can play the m3u8 files with ffmpeg, but mlbhls doesn't seem to like it...
Sorry, I can't help you with that. I use a custom build.
(2012-04-15, 06:20)spektr Wrote: Alternatively, I've also recompiled xbmc with the patch here, and it seems to play m3u8 files fine. Do I need to do anything special to watch live games using your plugin? (I reverted back to your version after I couldn't get apok's to work).
No, it just works.
(2012-04-15, 11:21)spektr Wrote: One more question for you: I see games hit the 'archive' about 5-7 hours after they're played (from what I can figure). Let's take Saturday's Coyotes game for example, I can watch the Archived (1600kbps) game. However, the 'Live' 3000/1600/800 kbps version remains up for a few days after the game's been played. Any way to grab those streams? I saw a 'calendar.xml' file that may be interesting.... If you could look into it, would be greatly appreciated (as it fixes the 'hole' issue between 'live' and 'archive')!
Does the file contain video links? Can you send me a PM with the URL?
