Re: [Dvbcentral-interest] DVB Central

[Fabian R. <rit...@gm...>]

jst wrote:
>
> My primary desire was to have command line interface. Then I started with
> http one. I am not opposed to have more.

Sounds like a good basis.

>  My implementation is not really sophisticated. So far the project is one man
>  show (with occational help from Petr) and for that you do not need any
>  complex configuration options.

I would definitely like to keep the configuration simple.

> I have two things that I'd like to implement when I have time: I want to
> write  code in Java to parse the TS stream (btw. Petře, can you send me your C
> version, so I my task is simplified?).

What do you plan to do with that?

> Also I am waiting for javafx to
> produce video players in Java capable to display mpeg on Linux. Then I'd
> like integrate that into the HTML interface.

So right now you are using a player plugin for your browser to display
the MPEG TS, or how does that work? I am ultimately interested in
building a stand-alone client but the lack of a performant Java MPEG
player is definitely a major obstacle and like you I have been hoping
for JavaFX to deliver something. I would expect that whatever comes
out of there will only be able to deal with MPEG PS, but I guess
that's not a major problem. I care a lot about support for subtitles
but with JavaFX it should be possible to do overlays.

I liked the freevo approach where you can integrate any player you
want but the end result is a real configuration head-ache. Freevo also
supports dvbstreamer
<http://apps.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/dvbstreamer/index.php?title=Main_Page>,
which is a nice solution to deal with handling DVB tuners, but I
suppose you already solved that issue.

Fabian