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2010-01-12
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You could try adthe.net to stream some sports with the webbrowser. Works with flash, not all channels work though. It's the best thing that can come near sopcast or tvu 
if you want to watch some footy.
if you want to watch some footy.
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2010-01-18
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Has anyone got gstreamer working yet and then got installed the sopcast plugin?
Really keen to get them working as then I can watch live footie on the go.
Scott
Really keen to get them working as then I can watch live footie on the go.
Scott
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2010-01-19
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There is a linux option here:
http://sopcast.references.tv/
Anyone tried it but does require stdc++ 5
Anyone tried it?
Scott
http://sopcast.references.tv/
Anyone tried it but does require stdc++ 5
Anyone tried it?
Scott
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2010-01-31
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Once VLC is ported to Maemo 5, a Sopcast player wouldn't be too far behind.
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2010-01-31
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Any updates on vlc did a google search, no real joy though.
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2010-02-21
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This would be a great addition. Streaming with a site is ok but not as stable as sopcast. Does anyone know if there have been any developments in Feb?
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2010-03-16
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Just checking to see if this is still a no go for the N900?
cheers
cheers
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2010-04-07
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Ok so sopcast and tvu are out then lol
Anyone think veetle is possible for the n900?
Anyone think veetle is possible for the n900?
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2010-04-07
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OPTION 1: Using ORB
1. Install Orb and Sopcast
2. Open sopcast as usual and stream desired channel, on the Sopcast stream, set your default player as VLC, then press the two squares in the player.
3. Then open up Orb and under the *open application* tab, open up TV/webcams>internet TV. This will give you the option to create a custom channel. Add sopcast stream link to the custom channel and name it sopcast etc.
4. Now on the N900, go to browser> mycast.orb.com. You can find the name of the channel under your internet tv folder on Orb.
1. Install Orb and Sopcast
2. Open sopcast as usual and stream desired channel, on the Sopcast stream, set your default player as VLC, then press the two squares in the player.
3. Then open up Orb and under the *open application* tab, open up TV/webcams>internet TV. This will give you the option to create a custom channel. Add sopcast stream link to the custom channel and name it sopcast etc.
4. Now on the N900, go to browser> mycast.orb.com. You can find the name of the channel under your internet tv folder on Orb.
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2010-04-07
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what is orb? and what versions of sopcast and vlc do I install?
