WinTV HVR 1900 LiveStream

[Oliver123]

Hi @all,

can set the TVChannel in a Webinterface(the tuner in the tv card) and view then as a livestream with vlc player?

Greets and thanks for help, Oliver

[UncleJohnsBand]

Hi @all,

can set the TVChannel in a Webinterface(the tuner in the tv card) and view then as a livestream with vlc player?

Greets and thanks for help, Oliver

Yes.....install VLC (if you haven't already).

On the config tab of EWA fill in the streamer area of the page. Make sure to include an end slash on the VLC location:

Code:

C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\Vlc\

Click on submit to save the settings.

Now when you go into the Guide in EWA and click on a programme to see the detail pop-up you should see a button for Stream now.

[Oliver123]

and how can i view the stream over the network as uni or multicast?
i want to view the stream on separate system :-)

for example the gbvr is on 192.168.128.10 and i want to view in vlc on 192.168.128.101

[UncleJohnsBand]

and how can i view the stream over the network as uni or multicast?
i want to view the stream on separate system :-)

for example the gbvr is on 192.168.128.10 and i want to view in vlc on 192.168.128.101

When you start the stream anyone on your network could pickup the stream from 192.168.128.10:your-stream-port.

If you close your streamer pop-up the stream continues to be served from your GBPVR host machine.

The stream is not point to point.....it mearly starts the stream that is then available on your stream port from the GBPVR host machine. It is available to anyone connecting to that machine and port.

So if you started the stream on PC-A and then on your other PC (192.168.128.101) you start VLC and open network location 192.168.128.10:your-stream-port you will see the stream there as well.

The stream is a singe threaded stream....meaning if you used the EWA stream page to initiate a 10 second skip the other PC that is viewing the stream would also see the skip.

Just make sure your stream-port is open on your firewall on the GBPVR machine as well as whatever PC that you want to receive the stream on.

Does that answer your question?