webStreamer - an integrated Web streaming solution

[darisb]

Use WinRAR to open the initial file, then you have to add the .ZIP to the end of the file within the original compressed ZIP file.

[mikeneron]

I am getting the exact same thing.

Opened the zip with WinRAR and that worked. Thanks.

[phaderus]

Ok...here is the .Net 2.0 release....condsider this a hack at best.....I just worked with it to get it to work....no enhancements. I am sure some people will have issues.

A lot of this will need to be re written to go into the EWA and I am not up to getting this release to work 100% since it will be a throw away anyway.

The Webstreamer .NET 2.0 Release (or hack.... ) is attached.....

To use:

• Delete the webstreamer.dll file from the web\bin directory
  
• copy the files in the Zip to the web\ directory
  
• Access via http://yourserver:yourport/gbpvr/stream.aspx

I will start to work on integrating this into the EWA....it will be a much cleaner relase.

Thank you !!!!!! I really appreciate it. Did you completely get rid of the refrence to webstreamer.dll and put the code in .aspx pages? One more time, thank you!

[cginzel]

Hey this is cool! this is the first time I've been able to view my recordings on the web... I've had VLC installed on both the viewing machine and the server, but with the standard viewing capability in the advanced web admin, I guess the size must be blowing out my upstream bandwidth from home... the only issue I have now is that I'm not getting any sound... any tips?!

[gEd]

edit: cginzel: you need to change mux from asf to mp4 to get sound working.

[gEd]

i've found a problem or two.

if I change settings and save, it looses the quality settings from the webstreamer.xml file.

when I tried to play a vid using the default settings and then click exit, vlc is still running on the server and the recording service has died. I couldn;t see any errors in the log files.

[UncleJohnsBand]

Thank you !!!!!! I really appreciate it. Did you completely get rid of the refrence to webstreamer.dll and put the code in .aspx pages? One more time, thank you!

.NET 2.0 is a little different when it comes to web apps.....it will compile on the fly the aspx pages into a working DLL.

You can run a publish on the site which creates a DLL and then you can remove the .cs files and just leave the .aspx files since the code is compiled.

We chose....at least for now to go with the non-published approach....it will allow on-the-fly updates....change an .aspx page or a .cs code behind and open the site in the browser and presto that page is recompiled automatically.

[UncleJohnsBand]

Hey this is cool! this is the first time I've been able to view my recordings on the web... I've had VLC installed on both the viewing machine and the server, but with the standard viewing capability in the advanced web admin, I guess the size must be blowing out my upstream bandwidth from home... the only issue I have now is that I'm not getting any sound... any tips?!

Sound only works for me if I have the mux set to TS.

[UncleJohnsBand]

i've found a problem or two.

if I change settings and save, it looses the quality settings from the webstreamer.xml file.

when I tried to play a vid using the default settings and then click exit, vlc is still running on the server and the recording service has died. I couldn;t see any errors in the log files.

The config save is an issue....when this is migrated into EWA the saving of config will work correctly.

I'll check out the running process as it gets integrated into EWA......

[UncleJohnsBand]

well done ujb, and many thanks for everything... maybe someday i'll find the time to upgrade gbpvr and try it out

Was't too bad...there is a lot of code that is now depreciated so the code will need to be updated.