Stream livetv

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Is there anyway to access the GBPVR user interface via http (including program guide) to set recordings and launch livetv so that I can control GBPVR from a PS3 (via the web browser) and then connect to the native MPEG2 livetv stream from the PS3 via DLNA server (such as Tversity or Twonky)? I already access recorded content, music, video etc via DLNA server but livetv and program guide access are the missing link. Web admin can sort of do this but not the most simiple to navigate via a game console web browser and it launches VLC to transcode rather than allowing access to the native MPEG2 livetv stream off the capture cards.

Perhaps a way to make the MediaMVP GBPVR server / user interface available generally via http in order to set recordings and launch a livetv stream which could then be picked up by a DLNA server?

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There is no way you could do this today. In theory martin could probably port his Popcorn Hour client (mvpmcx2), but I'm not sure if he is interested in the PS3 or not.

[mvallevand]

Jon and I were just discussing our interest in the PS3 earlier today on the mvpmc mailing list

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.mult...devel/5695

Martin

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Thanks for the info - it would really be great to get a native ps3 solution.

FYI - this is where I saw the idea of combining the ps3 web browser with the DLNA clieant abilities of the ps3.

http://www.ps3forums.com/showthread.php?t=131271

The applications used were MyTheatre + Tversity (for DLNA) however this only appears to work with DVB cards (not MPEG2 encoder cards). Also came across Webscheduler which features a web beased HTPC type interface which would work (provided a DLNA server could connect to the liveTV stream) but again only works with DVB cards. I am looking for a solution which works with a set-top box and an IR blaster in the back-end (such as GBPVR).

http://www.bluebit.com.au/cms.php?id=17

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It'd be nice if it did this, but dont think GB-PVR will be in a position to help you with this anytime soon. Sorry.