Organized Local Streaming Development?
It is clear from reading the documentation and reviewing the discussion groups that developing a package which will allow people to stream from a local source will take a lot of doing. Is there a...
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To answer your first post, I leave the media playback device set as auto detect. I'm not certain, but I imagine that setting only applies unrecognized devices.
So your device is being recognized as a "Roku HD PVR" inside of TVersity? Or is is still showing as "Device"?
Something I forgot to mention in my previous post, you have to restart sharing with TVersity after adding the profile to the xml. You can check if your device is being recognized properly by looking at devices in the status screen in the TVersity GUI.
I was getting the blank loading screen with 0 progress whenever I wasn't getting TVersity to properly transcode. Once I got TVersity to transcode the files to the right format, the progress bar will at least partially fill before it gets stuck.
Something I would suggest for testing would be to encode a small file into a format that will play in the sample simple player. Then disable the transcoder in TVersity (you might also have to disable it in the advanced settings of the share in your library) and then load that file with the TVersity channel.
Also, I didn't add any prints to the details screen code, so you may be able to add some debugging info to confirm the feed that is being loaded has an mp4 extension.
So your device is being recognized as a "Roku HD PVR" inside of TVersity? Or is is still showing as "Device"?
Something I forgot to mention in my previous post, you have to restart sharing with TVersity after adding the profile to the xml. You can check if your device is being recognized properly by looking at devices in the status screen in the TVersity GUI.
I was getting the blank loading screen with 0 progress whenever I wasn't getting TVersity to properly transcode. Once I got TVersity to transcode the files to the right format, the progress bar will at least partially fill before it gets stuck.
Something I would suggest for testing would be to encode a small file into a format that will play in the sample simple player. Then disable the transcoder in TVersity (you might also have to disable it in the advanced settings of the share in your library) and then load that file with the TVersity channel.
Also, I didn't add any prints to the details screen code, so you may be able to add some debugging info to confirm the feed that is being loaded has an mp4 extension.
