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2 total messages Started by Heiko Recktenwald Sat, 16 Sep 2000 00:00

#148

Author: Heiko Recktenwald
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 00:00

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..and a "mgu" (or whatever you want to call it on your webserver) file with
an URL (or a list of URLs) of mpg files, just like it is with audio/x-mpegurl
and m3u files on www.mp3.com and others..

Well, a suggestion, dont know how usefull people think it is, in the time 
of "real" media, but it works nicenst here in the lan with m1v files, you
can use mtvp (Linux) for streaming via Netscape, playing the video files
without downloading them first, isnt that a progress ? ;-)

BUT, mtvp (as other mpgplayers) cannot directly read filelists (mgu files),
the way mp3players do (since winamp etc..). CURRENTLY, maybe this will change
with peoples interest in this videogame, you have to wrap mtvp into a 
shellscript, that will read the filelist and give mtvp the URL, here it comes:

cat $1 | xargs -n 1 mtvp

and you have to put this script into your .mailcap.

Dont know if such a script could be realised with applescript or on windows
too, anyway, its fun !!

Hope, I did make things clear enough, apologies, if not...

H.

Ps: mtvp runs nicenst on FreeBSD !

video/vnd.mpegurl (Re: video/x-mpegurl...)

#150

Author: Heiko Recktenwald
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2000 00:00

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Sorry to write in english:

> ..and a "mgu" (or whatever you want to call it on your webserver) file with
> an URL (or a list of URLs) of mpg files, just like it is with audio/x-mpegurl
> and m3u files on www.mp3.com and others..

<snipp>

> cat $1 | xargs -n 1 mtvp

> and you have to put this script into your .mailcap.

When all goes its usual way, it will become a Vendor type of MIME type.

Btw, does anybody know how the digital TV of the future will be incorporated
into browsers. With HTML and plugins ? 

H.

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