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#MPLAY SERVER WATCH ONLINE#
#MPLAY SERVER CODE#
#MPLAY SERVER TV#
#MPLAY SERVER DOWNLOAD#

I use both, since combined, they cover more web sites. You need one or both of youtube-dl and quvi.

Firefox or another browser with greasemonkey (optional).

mplayer (or your favorite player with similar capabilities).

They just pop up.Īssuming that you are using a GNU/Linux distribution, make sure you have the following packages installed: youtube), browse around, and videos are started in the background using mplayer. If everything is set up properly, you just visit a supported online video site (e.g. (It can do more, but we will get to that later). Server parses the URL, matches it against the patterns the extractors (youtube-dl, quvi etc.) support, tries to extract an actual video URL, and plays it by streaming it via mplayer. Requests are just URLs that the client sends. Server is a simple and fairly small bash script hacked up via netcat (no perl/python etc.). For now, let's assume that it is a greasemonkey script that, after loading a page, pings the server with the URL you are currently visiting. The client can be a javascript bookmarklet, a geasemonkey script etc.

Client that sends http requests to the server.

A basic web server that listens to http requests.

Since I did not find a solution that satisfied most of the above, I hacked one up myself.

#MPLAY SERVER CODE#

Not overly complicated code (my approach is less than 200 lines including comments).laptop), play stuff on another computer (my big screen TV). Should not have to wait for the whole video to download. Handle as many sites as possible (using multiple tools if needed).Should work on embedded systems or older hardware. User space (does not require root access).

I also wanted to be able to conveniently send video links for it to play from other computers we may have around (laptops, tablets, smartphones).

#MPLAY SERVER TV#

My home entertainment system is a linux box connected to a TV and we watch TED talks or other online videos on it. I wanted to be able to just visit the web sites, use their navigation, links etc., and automagically have the videos pop up and play in mplayer as I navigate. They do what they do well, but this approach was a bit cumbersome for me.

#MPLAY SERVER DOWNLOAD#

There are a few commandline utilities such as youtube-dl, clive, cclive, quvi that can download online videos if you copy and paste the URL the video resides in from dozens of online video sites. I was looking for a good solution to avoid flash for sometime.

#MPLAY SERVER WATCH ONLINE#

Check the log for details.NoFlash - Watch Online Videos with MplayerĪdobe's flash implementation on linux is inefficient, consumes too much CPU, does not work well with embedded systems / older hardware, and various security issues associated with it pops up frequently. main input error: Your input can't be opened main stream debug: no access modules matched access_realrtsp stream warning: only real/helix rtsp servers supported for now access_realrtsp stream debug: rtsp connected access_realrtsp stream warning: Cseq mismatch, got 1, assumed 0 main stream debug: connection succeeded (socket = 11) main stream debug: net: connecting to 192.168.1.200 port 554 satip stream error: Failed to teardown RTSP session satip stream error: Failed to setup RTSP session main stream debug: net: opening 0.0.0.0 datagram port 9339 main stream debug: net: opening 0.0.0.0 datagram port 9338 main stream debug: connection succeeded (socket = 12) dbus interface debug: Getting All properties main art finder debug: no art finder modules matched lua art finder debug: Trying Lua scripts in /usr/share/vlc/lua/meta/art lua art finder debug: Trying Lua playlist script /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/vlc/lua/meta/art/03_ac When I run it my laptop, also running ubuntu 21.04, it gives this error message: When I run cvlc -no-one-instance -vv rtsp://192.168.1.200:554 on my desktop it just hangs: I've tried various changes to the input/Codec settings that have been suggested on different websites but no effect. Server type is 'unknown'.Īpparently something has changed between 20.10 and 21.10 that is affecting VLC. Librtsp: server responds: 'RTSP/1.0 401 Unauthorized' You will not be able to use your remote control.Ĭouldn't resolve name for AF_INET6: 192.168.1.200Ĭonnecting to server 192.168.1.200: 554. Mplayer 1.4 (Debian), built with gcc-10 (C) 2000-2019 MPlayer Teamįailed to open LIRC support. Satip error: Failed to teardown RTSP session Satip error: Failed to setup RTSP session Used to open a security camera (EZVIZ) with VLC in 20.10 with the command: