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2008-10-03
, 09:48
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#12
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ukki -- where can I download your app?
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2008-10-03
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#13
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I'll give you a link this weekend, I now have to import and test the changes I made this morning during my train trip. In the mean time, make sure you have installed everything it needs. Out of curiosity, what os are you using?
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2008-10-05
, 08:08
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Ukki -- Diablo and Leopard. Looking forward to your app. I'm yet to find a solution to stream movies to n810. I'm prepared to install/run whatever it takes on the device which serves media, but I want to use as little extra software as possible on the n810.
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2008-10-05
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Originally Posted by stangri
Sorry to disappoint you then
Ukki -- Diablo and Leopard. Looking forward to your app. I'm yet to find a solution to stream movies to n810. I'm prepared to install/run whatever it takes on the device which serves media, but I want to use as little extra software as possible on the n810.
You only need VLC for your desktop but you need to install Ruby to your n810. Sent you a pm, let me know how it works for you and don't be shy to ask for help.
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2008-10-05
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I'm not shy, I'm screaming WOW! FINALLY! I CAN STREAM MOVIES TO MY ITT! And it doesn't require anything complicated, especially on the ITT end!
Especially for Macs (which come with Ruby and where VLC is a must-have) it's a Godsend!
I hope ukki can share with you guys what he's done, it's awesome!
PS. Just in case you'd expect the HD-quality in the stream on your ITT: don't, but even with the quality drop I'm so happy I don't have to copy files over anymore!
Especially for Macs (which come with Ruby and where VLC is a must-have) it's a Godsend!
I hope ukki can share with you guys what he's done, it's awesome!
PS. Just in case you'd expect the HD-quality in the stream on your ITT: don't, but even with the quality drop I'm so happy I don't have to copy files over anymore!
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2008-10-05
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Originally Posted by stangri
Thank you for the kind words, really made my day
I'm not shy, I'm screaming WOW! FINALLY! I CAN STREAM MOVIES TO MY ITT! And it doesn't require anything complicated, especially on the ITT end!
Especially for Macs (which come with Ruby and where VLC is a must-have) it's a Godsend!
I hope ukki can share with you guys what he's done, it's awesome!
PS. Just in case you'd expect the HD-quality in the stream on your ITT: don't, but even with the quality drop I'm so happy I don't have to copy files over anymore!
And remember, you can tinker with quality settings etc. by editing ~/.config/knots/config.yaml and then running ./knots restart. I'll add a launchd startup script for OS X users when I have the time so knots can be run automatically on boot.
Last edited by ukki; 2008-10-05 at 09:56.
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2008-10-07
, 21:57
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Originally Posted by TPC
Hi TPC, I'll see if I can help edit your script a bit so you don't have to kill EVERY mencoder process, since Bash allows you to look up the PID you can probably just define/declare the PID of mencoder when it starts then kill that when its done.
Edited the first post. Fixed the bug where mencoder freezes when the movie is ended prematurely, however this comes at the disadvantage of having to run killall -9 mencoder after the playback is finished, which may kill other mencoder processes the user has running. There has to be a better solution here, but I don't know what it is.
Also made sure the script always cleans up after itself and adjusted the cache settings since the cache was a bit too small for high intensity scenes when the wifi network couldn't provide the data fast enough (but was still able to provide more than enough in the low intensity scene to fill up the cache in the mean time).
http://nakkiboso.com/knots