Re: httpstreamer Question
Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2016 11:39 pm
Are you using the latest version of avcodec.hwp? Older versions didn't support streaming.
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Re: httpstreamer Question
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2016 9:14 am
Re: httpstreamer Question
Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2016 4:09 pm
Look's like avcodec.hwp broken. 
i have tryed with hundreds of stream. same result for all of them.
i have tryed with hundreds of stream. same result for all of them.
Re: httpstreamer Question
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 7:58 pm
This is probably related to this thread:
http://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtop ... =10&t=1402
In a nutshell: HTTPStreamer doesn't currently support live streams. It only supports fixed-length file streaming over HTTP, i.e. if you upload an MP3 somewhere to a server, HTTPStreamer should allow you to stream it without problems. But it doesn't currently work with live streams, just with real file MP3s.
http://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtop ... =10&t=1402
In a nutshell: HTTPStreamer doesn't currently support live streams. It only supports fixed-length file streaming over HTTP, i.e. if you upload an MP3 somewhere to a server, HTTPStreamer should allow you to stream it without problems. But it doesn't currently work with live streams, just with real file MP3s.
Re: httpstreamer Question
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 8:47 pm
when you write "currently" that means a fixe is coming ?airsoftsoftwair wrote:This is probably related to this thread:
http://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtop ... =10&t=1402
In a nutshell: HTTPStreamer doesn't currently support live streams. It only supports fixed-length file streaming over HTTP, i.e. if you upload an MP3 somewhere to a server, HTTPStreamer should allow you to stream it without problems. But it doesn't currently work with live streams, just with real file MP3s.
Re: httpstreamer Question
Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 5:19 pm
Not soon. HTTPStreamer uses an intricate multithreaded design and it's quite some work to support Internet radio/live streaming through it.