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[колбаскин]

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Вы заебали уёбки. Моих постов что не видно? Я 5 раз спрашивал, вы отмораживаетесь.Криворукие вы дебилы, Вы можете сказать работает хоть у кого-то транскодинг на мобильном телефоне под Android при включенной авторизации на стриме?

 

In English

Whos try transconing with auth on mobile phone with Android?

How make transcoding work?

[SpaceRat]

Try this: http://stb:8002/ or http://stb:8002/web?request=info or http://stb:8002/web?...est=info&xml=1.

I wonder if I speak Chinese or whatever ...

I know your transproxy has additional features and which ones... that's why I want OpenWebif to be able to adapt to them if transproxy is being used.
The pre-req for adapting to your transproxy is the ability to detect it.

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Ich frage mich, ob ich Chinesisch spreche oder was ...

Ich weiß, daß Dein transproxy zusätzliche Funktionen hat und auch welche... Das ist der Grund, warum ich es OpenWebif ermöglichen will, sich diesen anzupassen, wenn transproxy benutzt wird.
Die Voraussetzung dafür, sich dem transproxy anpassen zu können ist es, ihn zuerst einmal erkennen zu können.

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Ik vraag me af of ik spreek Chinees of iets ...

Ik weet het, dat Uw transproxy heeft extra functies en ook welke ... Dat is de reden waarom ik het wil laten OpenWebif aan te passen aan deze, als transproxy gebruikt.
Voorwaarde voor het kunnen aanpassen van de transproxy te kunnen beginnen hem erkennen.

Sorry, for Dutch I need Google Translate, meneer Slagter.

[Erik Slagter]

You might want to try to understand what I mean. This attitude won't get you more attention.

 

You don't need to know what proxy you're talking to, what name it has, what it's path on the filesystem etc.

 

Just fetch this page. If it succeeds, you can use extended capabilities (and have some relevant information). If it fails, stick to the road you're used to.

[ooolexa]

Greetings to all

Guys question who has the application of transcoding functions, plus the authorization to access for viewing application works Vu + Player  ?

Need help with the protection of this view and accordingly work correctly.

Go to a meeting on this issue.

The cases when bursting through the network to the receiver, so the authorization is necessary

I stress if authorization to cancel, then everything works correctly.

[SpaceRat]

You don't need to know what proxy you're talking to, what name it has, what it's path on the filesystem etc.
 
Just fetch this page. If it succeeds, you can use extended capabilities (and have some relevant information). If it fails, stick to the road you're used to.

Think!

How would I know that I have to check
http://127.0.0.1:8002/web?request=info
before I have detected the transproxy to be yours and reading the port it is set to use from its config file ...

You keep making and coding around assumptions which should better be replaced by knowledge ...

I will never write a single char of code I already know before it will fail under normal circumstances (And a redefined port is such a circumstance).

And why would I want to perform a web access which might fail/timeout if I can simply check a file for existence?

[delavega]

What about mobile phone on port 8002?

remote streaming works on mobile!

 

on port 8002 it doesnt work.

[колбаскин]

on port 8002 it doesnt work.

 

Thanks

Interesting someone fix this or not

[WanWizard]

@SpaceRat,

 

Imho the only good solution is to have a single listener on a single port (http and/or https), and everything else is serviced by that listener. And this listener should have an API so you can plug in external services on URL's. And possible a default service so that URL's that don't have a service map can be routed to that default (which could then be OWIF for example).

[delavega]

on port 8002 it doesnt work.

 

Thanks

Interesting someone fix this or not

but it works on VLC (pc) port 8002 with auth

[SpaceRat]

Imho the only good solution is to have a single listener on a single port (http and/or https), and everything else is serviced by that listener. And this listener should have an API so you can plug in external services on URL's. And possible a default service so that URL's that don't have a service map can be routed to that default (which could then be OWIF for example).

Doesn't sound like the worst idea yet.

But I would go one (or multiple) steps further:

IMHO the whole E2 GUI should be rewritten (It's a pile of junk anyways), preferably using standards like HTML5, Ajax, ...
The WebInterface then wouldn't be something external anymore, but just the remote presentation of that GUI.

There would be three layers:
1. The one that does all the interaction with hardware (tuners) and stream servers and so on ...
2. The layer which prepares the content for presentation (Basically a web server with interfaces to layer 1)
3. The client layer, which is nothing else but a web browser optimized for TV output and control via a regular RC

Basically, layer 3 could then even be run on any (other) machine that is powerful enough to run a web browser and show video content on the screen.

Ok, ok, I'll open a different box of cigarettes, the last one must have been bad ...

Edited by SpaceRat, 15 May 2014 - 22:07.

[ooolexa]

 

on port 8002 it doesnt work.

 

Thanks

Interesting someone fix this or not

but it works on VLC (pc) port 8002 with auth

All interest transcoding function, watch TV remotely from your smartphone while away on business, in a café at the airport, in a hotel ...... ETC

Who will carry for a PC or laptop?

[WanWizard]

IMHO the whole E2 GUI should be rewritten (It's a pile of junk anyways), preferably using standards like HTML5, Ajax, ...
The WebInterface then wouldn't be something external anymore, but just the remote presentation of that GUI.

 

If I could only dream... We've been discussing this for quite some time, I'd absolutely love an HTML driven GUI!

[delavega]

laptop yes alot of ppl actually

[Erik Slagter]

And why would I want to perform a web access which might fail/timeout if I can simply check a file for existence?

Because it's the right thing to do. Any rudeness from your side won't change that.

[Erik Slagter]

on port 8002 it doesnt work.

Thanks
Interesting someone fix this or not

but it works on VLC (pc) port 8002 with auth

So it works but at the same time it doesn't... If it works with a pc and doesn't work on your mobile, where do you think the most plausible cause would be?

Also remember...

1) What was I doing
2) What was I expecting to happen
3) What happened instead
*) output, logging etc.

"It doesn't work" won't get it fixed.

[ooolexa]

Okay, I will ask for another

Why earlier work correctly, and now all of a sudden there was a problem viewing on a smartphone?

And once again confirm that the feature is not universal and interesting to watch on PC
and very interesting to watch on your smartphone, tablet PC application Playerv Vu + remote locations (business trip, cafes in the city, the airport, yes plage end) where a weak internet channel!

[Erik Slagter]

There has never been a "problem" with "smartphones". You mean with authentication, probably. That is a long story. If you update now and setup the authentication settings right in the OpenWebInterface (i.e. http authentication ON, streaming authentication ON or OFF, doesn't matter), it will work. As long as you use an app that is authentication-capable of course.

[колбаскин]

There has never been a "problem" with "smartphones". You mean with authentication, probably. That is a long story. If you update now and setup the authentication settings right in the OpenWebInterface (i.e. http authentication ON, streaming authentication ON or OFF, doesn't matter), it will work. As long as you use an app that is authentication-capable of course.

 

How turn off auth on transcoding stream?

App Dreamdroid work with auth on stream with any ports.

 

Stream on port 8001 with auth work well on smartphones

Stream on port 8002 with auth not work on smartphones

 

Something broke in transcoded stream!!!

[Erik Slagter]

What do you exactly (do you understand that word?) do to come to the point where you conclude "it doesn't work"? Using a browser (either built-in, chrome or firefox) to browse to the open web interface and then click a service to be streamed or transcoded has never worked for me. Android simply doesn't understand .m3u files with http references in them. I doubt this can be made working anyway.

 

So I assume you're not doing that. But what do you do instead, then?

[WanWizard]

He mentions the app DreamDroid in his post, so I guess that is what he uses...