Lol, I have parallels, there is no problem connecting from virtual box or parallels. I want to make it work natively in OS XBTW, VirtualBox is FREE https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Thank you for this heads up!!!
Lol, I have parallels, there is no problem connecting from virtual box or parallels. I want to make it work natively in OS XBTW, VirtualBox is FREE https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Also able to copy to my Mac desktop from within VirtualBox by installing Guest Additions, Devices > Insert> Install Guest Additions CD Image and setting up shared foldersLol, I have parallels, there is no problem connecting from virtual box or parallels. I want to make it work natively in OS X
Thank you for this heads up!!!
I will provide instructions in the next day or so.After all that, here is my current request of folks here:
Help me to get the IPTV lists from Mac to 3500
Help me to record to usb drives on 3500
Sir, please download and uncompress the attached file. Then import it for IPTV. I did not test the channels. Let me know how it went.Here's the links, the 1st three worked until I tried to add more channels, now I only get 360 North to import.
Thanks, Eugene. I don't want to unduly push you. I've had this box for some time and will continue to learn.I will provide instructions in the next day or so.
THANKS! Works great, all channels. And after looking at it, I see what I did wrong, now to find more channels to add...Sir, please download and uncompress the attached file. Then import it for IPTV. I did not test the channels. Let me know how it went.
THANKS! Works great, all channels. And after looking at it, I see what I did wrong, now to find more channels to add...
It's because you included the mobile playout instruction in the string.Here is one to try to figure out.
VLC uses it's own engine to play back content. Our receiver is true IPTV, so it will play IPTV streams where VLC may fail. Also, the other way, there are some non-standards streams that VLC may handle better than hardware units. In that case we would have to analyze stream and come up with an update.VLC "play network stream" and it plays for about 15 seconds before quitting.
VLC uses it's own engine to play back content. Our receiver is true IPTV, so it will play IPTV streams where VLC may fail.
Send me the link, let's test it.
Unfortunately this is not a regular stream. Also, the link you found is not regular programming, this is no commercials, content only and who knows how it's compiled.the URL I got from poking around that only plays in VLC for about 15 secs
Look at the page source from the link you gave, holy moley!KOB-TV Albuquerque live stream web page:
kob.com/live
the URL I got from poking around that only plays in VLC for about 15 secs each time it's put into the "open network stream" box:
http://livestream-f.akamaihd.net/10066184_3399986_432c7f1c_1_678@141118?v=3.6.0&fp=WIN 18,0,0,232&r=GLFQR&g=WDCPKVEKSRUQ
What software are you using to create the XML file? I tried using TextEdit, but it seems to do something to the file that makes it not work. I used the file you sent me as a template, but couldn't get it to import anything. I then opened a copy of the file you sent that I successfully installed, but after opening in TextEdit it no longer works either.VLC uses it's own engine to play back content. Our receiver is true IPTV, so it will play IPTV streams where VLC may fail. Also, the other way, there are some non-standards streams that VLC may handle better than hardware units. In that case we would have to analyze stream and come up with an update.
Send me the link, let's test it.
Here's an interesting list of world cameras for IPTV that I found. Some may not work with the receiver, may have to copy and create your own file or use VLCTHANKS! Works great, all channels. And after looking at it, I see what I did wrong, now to find more channels to add...
I've been trying to figure out a way to play livestream video as well. Most of the local channels I want to watch are using livestream... maybe an app can be written instead of using the normal IPTV app, or maybe something for XMBC...I'm starting to look into this IPTV thing, considering it looks like it could be more convenient to watch streams or require less setup that streaming something to my ipod touch and forwarding it to the apple tv for playing on my big screen.
I am doing the VLC trick with my local news stream just to see if I can figure out the URL that I would need to put in the XML file for the IPTV part of the receiver.
I found a URL for the local news stream, put it in VLC "play network stream" and it plays for about 15 seconds before quitting. The window open on my PC web browser has no 15 second playback stop - it plays as long as I have the window open. Is that supposed to mean something -- i.e. does it mean the stream is configured such that it won't play in the HDVR3500 for more than 15 secs at a time? The player says "livestream" on it so that may be my local station's provider for streaming their newscast and special event programming over the web.
. Most of the local channels I want to watch are using livestream... maybe an app can be written instead of using the normal IPTV app, or maybe something for XMBC...
Look at the page source from the link you gave, holy moley!
Lots of ifs and thens have to come together for that thing to ever play right!
Not a "regular" stream for sure.