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.TS at the end of channel url

Feature #5020: .TS at the end of channel url

Added by Pablo R. about 8 years ago. Updated about 8 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
Category:
-
Target version:
-
Start date:
2018-03-22
Due date:
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Description

Would it be possible to add .ts to the end of the channelid url without affecting the url of the channel for reasons of compatibility of apps/players.

Example:

http://xx:yy@ip:port/stream/channelid/1961075286.ts

Updated by Pablo R. about 8 years ago Actions #1

I hope we can see this feature soon, even if it's optional.

Updated by saen acro about 8 years ago Actions #2

Why this for?
Why to simulate HLS playlist chunks,
when is used TSHTTP protocol?
Better to implement HLS than this not so useful feature.

Updated by Pablo R. about 8 years ago Actions #3

saen acro wrote:

Why this for?
Why to simulate HLS playlist chunks,
when is used TSHTTP protocol?
Better to implement HLS than this not so useful feature.

I think TS (Transport Stream) means a constant data Flow.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MPEG_transport_stream

And HLS (who has chunklist) means M3U8 or so.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Live_Streaming

Updated by saen acro about 8 years ago Actions #4

TSHTTP is continuous stream requested by http url
HLS is dynamic playlist *.M3U8 with point to *.TS chunks stored on web served folder
Continuously downloading them

There is some positives and negatives but that's other thing.

Updated by saen acro about 8 years ago Actions #5

Updated by Jaroslav Kysela about 8 years ago Actions #6

Which players are affected?

Updated by Pablo R. about 8 years ago Actions #7

Jaroslav Kysela wrote:

Which players are affected?

Freesat and Smart IPTV in certain television models (also Smart IPTV for Android).

I think that apps do not play correctly if they do not know the type of data flow

Updated by Jaroslav Kysela about 8 years ago Actions #8

The stream type is in HTTP header (mime type). The identification using the suffix is a bit bad idea for HTTP streams.

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