2.2.6 available (28th August)
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2011-09-29, 08:13 PM
sub Wrote:- added a new method for external apps to easily watch live tv streams from NextPVR. For example, on a client machine with VLC, open a network connection to http://<server>:8866/live?channel=2 to watch channel 2. This is quite dinky and ideal for obscure devices that no one would ever write a client for, but the VLC guys have ported it.
2011-09-29, 08:26 PM
martint123 Wrote:This is quite dinky and ideal for obscure devices that no one would ever write a client for, but the VLC guys have ported it.Yep, though it doesnt have to be VLC. You'll find some software or media extenders etc can play these streams just fine by themselves.
2011-09-29, 09:46 PM
sub Wrote:Yep, though it doesnt have to be VLC. You'll find some software or media extenders etc can play these streams just fine by themselves. Bandwidth requirements notwithstanding, with the NetworkRecorder plugin NextPVR can even connect to another NextPVR system using this http interface. Martin
2011-09-29, 11:39 PM
sub Wrote:Yep, though it doesnt have to be VLC. You'll find some software or media extenders etc can play these streams just fine by themselves. It's a real shame that the Roku boxes can't handle MPEG2 natively since this sounds like it might be an easy way to get live TV capability into this inexpensive device.
2011-11-15, 12:44 PM
sub Wrote:You can download 2.2.6 from http://www.gbpvr.com/NPVRSetup_2_2_6.exe.Wow!!! I see italian TV channel from my smartphone Samsung Galaxy Giò (using MX Video Player free) over wi-fi
2011-11-27, 06:04 AM
Just tried getting the latest version of this file and AVIRA pops it up as using Download_using_mediaget.exe a trojan warning! Whats up with that?
2011-11-27, 06:08 AM
No idea. I'm not sure what Download_using_mediaget.exe is. It's not a nextpvr file, and not included with the installer.
I'm pretty sure this is just something odd happening on your machine, or we would have heard about it from other users.
2011-11-27, 09:21 AM
divinehammer Wrote:Just tried getting the latest version of this file and AVIRA pops it up as using Download_using_mediaget.exe a trojan warning! Whats up with that?I have AVIRA and see no warnings with the installation file on downloading or scanning. The filename appears looks like a download manager, have you a download manager browser extension?
Silverstone LC10M with iMON
Gigabyte 780G+4850e, AMD 6570 Blackgold BGT3620, Harmony 555 Remote Win7 32-bit, SAF
2011-11-27, 10:50 AM
Looks like mediaget is a torrent manager.
I've just re-downloaded and no warnings for me. |
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