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Feature Request: Is timeshifting possible? #1
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I just implemented basic support for timeshifting. You can get compiled binarys from Jenkins: http://ci.btbn.de/job/vlc-htsp-plugin/ |
Thanks, I tried the compiled version and it's working well. Congratulations! The Pause command when using HTSP at least keeps the TVHeadend stream opened, so you can really pause a live channel (with HTTP it's no more possible, unfortunately). |
You can freely skip in the stream by clicking in the progress bar, just no fast forward/rewind. |
But you need today's git snapshot of tvh for skip support, as absolute skipping just got implemented today. |
Thanks! |
I've just published a tutorial for your wonderful plugin on the QNAP forums for other users that would like to use it in conjuction with TVHeadend running on the NAS. Thanks again! |
Great, thanks for making this a little bit more public :) And the plugin belongs to .../vlcdir/plugins/access, but that shouldn't make any difference. |
I can't seem to get this to work. Is there any documentation for this? Pause works, however if I try to rewind/fast-forward does not. I've tried using playback > jump forward/backward/skip to position. They make the video pause for a second and then resume where they left off. Is there anything I need to configure to get this working? I've enabled timeshift in both VLC and TVHeadened. |
In the recent TVHeadend versions, it is not possible anymore to pause a channel live HTTP stream because TVHeadend closes it. This is bad because you cannot pause a live event if you're not recording it.
Using your plugin is it possible to use the timeshifting features of TVHeadend to pause the stream from VLC by using HTSP protocol?
I'm using VLC v2.0.5 under Windows 7 (and later I will have to figure out how to compile it under Windows).
Thanks.
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