2017-09-02, 05:31
Well, that I can't help you with other than to say you need to learn Python
2017-09-02, 05:55
Waat is the address (ie URL) of your video livestream?
What id the address (ie URL) of your audio livestream?
What id the address (ie URL) of your audio livestream?
2017-09-02, 08:40
Thanks, Tinwarble. I will get started ASAP.
NickR,
The video stream is:
http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024?autostart=1
The audio stream is:
http://50.22.217.113:18451
NickR,
The video stream is:
http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024?autostart=1
The audio stream is:
http://50.22.217.113:18451
2017-09-02, 09:49
(2017-09-02, 08:40)LarrySmileyEL Wrote: Thanks, Tinwarble. I will get started ASAP.No it isn't. That is the address of a website that embeds a player that plays the stream.
NickR,
The video stream is:
http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024?autostart=1
2017-09-02, 10:08
In my account, there is the embed code, which is this:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
...there is the Direct link, which is this:
http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024
...and there is this link in the encoder settings:
rtmp://publish.rtmp.frontlayer.net/fl816024
Is either of these what we're looking for?
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
...there is the Direct link, which is this:
http://player.frontlayer.com/live/fl816024
...and there is this link in the encoder settings:
rtmp://publish.rtmp.frontlayer.net/fl816024
Is either of these what we're looking for?
2017-09-02, 11:52
I looked a the source of the web page that you posted in post 18. After a little digging I found that if you create a file with an m3u8 suffix, eg testthis.m3u8 with the following content:
then play it from the kodi files view, it will play your stream.
Code:
#EXTM3U
#EXT-X-STREAM-INF:PROGRAM-ID=1, BANDWIDTH=1000000
http://live-h1.frontlayer.net/fl816024/live/chunks.m3u8then play it from the kodi files view, it will play your stream.
2017-09-02, 16:22
Good Morning, NickR.
Firstly, thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. I fell asleep at my computer somewhere around 4:30... I was tinkering with the My Jam TV example as it is exactly what I was shooting for and couldn't get it to work. I suppose there is a step I'm missing. I put in my stream information and it just would not work.
What you have shared with me is beyond words. I NEVER would have figured that out, NickR. I did look at the .m3u8 and .strm angle, but I could not get them to stream as I didn't know how to generate the code for them. No. I knew how to put the code in. I didn't know how to generate the code for the stream. I will update the CDN and encourage them to not only sponsor Kodi but to get on board. The techs there are a team of genuine men and women who want to see their clients be successful, and no one there knew how to do what you have done. Well... Let me rephrase that and say what they actually told me. I was told:
"Hello Larry,
Kodi is not a supported device for your F********r account.
You would need an HTML5 compatible browser in order to access the web version of your live stream (i.e. Chrome add-on running in your media player)."
I do not know what it takes to become a Kodi sponsor (because I have not had time to read it yet) but it's actually in my formal business plan to do so. Who do I reach out to to be able to officially use the Kodi logo in my literature? Now that this issue is in "resolved" status, I can begin the official launch process. I will not speak about my plans in this open forum (I wish there was a way for me to elaborate to you) but you just helped me get all the way in position to help scores of people with what I have going on. Literally. Not figuratively.
Nevertheless, I cannot begin to express what this means to us ("us" as in a pretty large demographic), but I will figure out how to show you better than I can tell you.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, NickR.
Firstly, thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. I fell asleep at my computer somewhere around 4:30... I was tinkering with the My Jam TV example as it is exactly what I was shooting for and couldn't get it to work. I suppose there is a step I'm missing. I put in my stream information and it just would not work.
What you have shared with me is beyond words. I NEVER would have figured that out, NickR. I did look at the .m3u8 and .strm angle, but I could not get them to stream as I didn't know how to generate the code for them. No. I knew how to put the code in. I didn't know how to generate the code for the stream. I will update the CDN and encourage them to not only sponsor Kodi but to get on board. The techs there are a team of genuine men and women who want to see their clients be successful, and no one there knew how to do what you have done. Well... Let me rephrase that and say what they actually told me. I was told:
"Hello Larry,
Kodi is not a supported device for your F********r account.
You would need an HTML5 compatible browser in order to access the web version of your live stream (i.e. Chrome add-on running in your media player)."
I do not know what it takes to become a Kodi sponsor (because I have not had time to read it yet) but it's actually in my formal business plan to do so. Who do I reach out to to be able to officially use the Kodi logo in my literature? Now that this issue is in "resolved" status, I can begin the official launch process. I will not speak about my plans in this open forum (I wish there was a way for me to elaborate to you) but you just helped me get all the way in position to help scores of people with what I have going on. Literally. Not figuratively.
Nevertheless, I cannot begin to express what this means to us ("us" as in a pretty large demographic), but I will figure out how to show you better than I can tell you.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, NickR.
2017-09-03, 22:20
Thanks, Tinwarble. I actually read it and have added my choice of sponsorship level to my business plan's start-up costs. The list I found is exactly what I was looking for.
