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Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-23, 23:08

(2020-08-23, 21:38)phunkyfish Wrote: It be easier if you provide the M3U entry that you used to test it with inputstream.ffmpeg.

I don't understand what you mean, the M3U was made by me, they are local addresses.

Code:

#EXTM3U

#EXTINF:-1,126 TV5MONDE EUROPE

http://192.168.2.2:1234/338_0_1788_22000...5_615_2.ts

#EXTINF:-1,127 Bloomberg Europe

http://192.168.2.2:1234/339_0_1847_22000..._1360_2.ts

#EXTINF:-1,128 Sky News Intl

http://192.168.2.2:1234/340_0_2004_22000..._1290_2.ts

#EXTINF:-1,129 PC JERO

http://192.168.2.138:1500

emveepee · 2020-08-24, 00:20

That is a standard m3u file. Perhaps you missed the example m3u item @phunkyfish posted here https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid2972271 The documentation on how to use the #KODIPROP commands is here https://github.com/xbmc/inputstream.ffmpegdirect

Again this is in Matrix on Leia.

Martin

**phunkyfish** · (This post was last modified: 2020-08-24, 09:27 by phunkyfish.)

@emveepee means inputstream.ffmpegdirect will only work on kodi Matrix.

Here is a M3U file you could test with based on your own file:

Code:



#EXTM3U

#KODIPROP:inputstream=inputstream.ffmpegdirect

#KODIPROP:mimetype=video/mp2t

#KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.is_realtime_stream=true

#KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.open_mode=ffmpeg

#EXTINF:-1,126 TV5MONDE EUROPE Ffmpeg

http://192.168.2.2:1234/338_0_1788_22000...5_615_2.ts

#KODIPROP:inputstream=inputstream.ffmpegdirect

#KODIPROP:mimetype=video/mp2t

#KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.is_realtime_stream=true

#KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.open_mode=curl

#EXTINF:-1,126 TV5MONDE EUROPE Curl

http://192.168.2.2:1234/338_0_1788_22000...5_615_2.ts

See if either of those entries playback correctly. Remember you can only do this on Kodi Matrix.

Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-24, 17:36

(2020-08-23, 18:39)emveepee Wrote: What I meant is did you add all the required #KODIPROP values in the m3u?

Martin

Sorry I didn't see it before

(2020-08-24, 08:50)phunkyfish Wrote: @emveepee means inputstream.ffmpegdirect will only work on kodi Matrix.

Here is a M3U file you could test with based on your own file:

Code:
#EXTM3U #KODIPROP:inputstream=inputstream.ffmpegdirect #KODIPROP:mimetype=video/mp2t #KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.is_realtime_stream=true #KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.open_mode=ffmpeg #EXTINF:-1,126 TV5MONDE EUROPE Ffmpeg http://192.168.2.2:1234/338_0_1788_22000...5_615_2.ts #KODIPROP:inputstream=inputstream.ffmpegdirect #KODIPROP:mimetype=video/mp2t #KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.is_realtime_stream=true #KODIPROP:inputstream.ffmpegdirect.open_mode=curl #EXTINF:-1,126 TV5MONDE EUROPE Curl http://192.168.2.2:1234/338_0_1788_22000...5_615_2.ts

See if either of those entries playback correctly. Remember you can only do this on Kodi Matrix.

Tested and still prematurely ending streaming on both Rolleyes

Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-24, 17:45

Code:
--ffmpeg--

GET / HTTP/1.1

User-Agent: Kodi/19.0-ALPHA1 (Linux; Android 5.1.1; Orion R68G Build/LMY48Y) Android/5.1.1 Sys_CPU/aarch64 App_Bitness/32 Version/19.0-ALPHA1-(18.9.701)-Git:20200726-db40b2ade4

Accept: */*

Range: bytes=0-

Connection: close

Host: 192.168.2.138:1500

Icy-MetaData: 1

HTTP/1.1 200 Ok

Server: mini_httpd/1.19 19dec2003

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1

Content-Length: 10096000

Connection: close

G.-....8W...s\..Q6.

..3`.:on.. .......D..U.p.-....d.6..;.....]........'..zU....dE..n..n.*Tf...E.....~.....Fg)`..K..U.|=....B..A.x_.7.s#...n.ch....O.........-N.".VF..|.x".fNM....f...A.p.QK.G.-..3.>-B..o....y...Ud..b....x..Y.0s0.....Z..qN..mt..kiR8.G..t#.N.*.!..o.

--Curl--

GET / HTTP/1.1

Host: 192.168.2.138:1500

Range: bytes=0-

User-Agent: Kodi/19.0-ALPHA1 (Linux; Android 5.1.1; Orion R68G Build/LMY48Y) Android/5.1.1 Sys_CPU/aarch64 App_Bitness/32 Version/19.0-ALPHA1-(18.9.701)-Git:20200726-db40b2ade4

Accept: */*

Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip

Connection: Upgrade, HTTP2-Settings

Upgrade: h2c

HTTP2-Settings: AAMAAABkAARAAAAAAAIAAAAA

Accept-Charset: UTF-8,*;q=0.8

HTTP/1.1 200 Ok

Server: mini_httpd/1.19 19dec2003

Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1

Content-Length: 10096000

Connection: close

G.-....8W...s\..Q6.

..3`.:on.. .......D..U.p.-....d.6..;.....]........'..zU....dE..n..n.*Tf...E.....~.....Fg)`..K..U.|=....B..A.x_.7.s#...n.ch....O.........-N.".VF..|.x".fNM....f...A.p.QK.G.-..3.>-B..o....y...Ud..b....x..Y.0s0.....Z..qN..mt..kiR8.G..t#.N.*.!..o.

emveepee · 2020-08-24, 18:32

Since you aren't sending a valid ts stream I can't see why ffmpeg should accept this but a valid Kodi debug log would be better then tcp dump.

Martin

Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-25, 19:41

(2020-08-24, 18:32)emveepee Wrote: Since you aren't sending a valid ts stream I can't see why ffmpeg should accept this but a valid Kodi debug log would be better then tcp dump.

Martin

ffmpeg I think it does not support the option to ignore content-lengh, I think only Curl, Wget and VLC have it, in Kodi debug log there is not much else to see.

What I ask is to allow the hack in some way to allow to ignore that header, it would solve some problems with streaming servers in addition to my problem

emveepee · 2020-08-26, 15:10

We are not talking ffmpeg, we were suggesting the you try the new inputstream ffmpegdirect addon which supports GetStreamTimes() This is the Kodi PVR solution to growing files. It may not work but if you follow the instructions rather then trying your own test it might do what you want.

If you don't like the solution, Kodi is open source and you are welcome to use your creativity to submit a PR.

Martin

Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-26, 23:37

(2020-08-26, 15:10)emveepee Wrote: We are not talking ffmpeg, we were suggesting the you try the new inputstream ffmpegdirect addon which supports GetStreamTimes() This is the Kodi PVR solution to growing files. It may not work but if you follow the instructions rather then trying your own test it might do what you want.

If you don't like the solution, Kodi is open source and you are welcome to use your creativity to submit a PR.

Martin

I think you are not understanding me, the test is what you have put me with ffmpegdirect addon (I think there are only 2 input stream addons), what I put is the traffic of my server and it does not work, the broadcast is cut.

I have looked in the Kodi source code for a call to curl to add --ignore-content-length to it and compile it. But I have not been lucky.

Is this header possible to control with the PRV plugin or is it a thing of the main Kodi program?

Now the solution I have mounted is to use nginx ignoring the aforementioned header and this works perfectly

emveepee · 2020-08-27, 01:12

Glad you have a solution. I understand as much as I can given your reluctance to send the required Kodi debug log showing what is really happening.

Martin

Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-27, 18:16

(2020-08-27, 01:12)emveepee Wrote: Glad you have a solution. I understand as much as I can given your reluctance to send the required Kodi debug log showing what is really happening.

Martin

I did not put the log because it seems irrelevant knowing the problem, but here it is https://paste.kodi.tv/ifijoheyac.kodi

emveepee · 2020-08-27, 18:29

Since that is 18.8 (Leia not Matrix) without using inputstream.ffmpegdirect so yes it is very relevant. We knew that wouldn't work.

Martin

**phunkyfish** · 2020-08-27, 21:41

So you need to install the Alpha build of Matrix and try inputstream.ffmpegdirect.

Jeronimo17 · 2020-08-27, 23:33

Yes, I tried it these days with Matrix, it is that I did not want to put Matrix back on android-tv, but I just did the test on the pc with linux and with the same result here the logs:

https://paste.kodi.tv/vicofipigi.kodi
https://paste.kodi.tv/oyijeqogap.kodi

**phunkyfish** · 2020-08-28, 23:37

To be honest the right way to fix this is with Nginx as you have done.