Internet speed ???
Internet Speed: 50mbps down/ 10mbps up
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Internet speed ???
Internet Speed: 50mbps down/ 10mbps up
Internet speed ???
It's too fast. Websites in Africa don't know how to handle it![]()
Hahaha, i was thinkin same, maybe i should throttle the speed and give it a shot!
Seriously though, anyone experience any lagging?
For those experiencing buffering on the XBMC plugin, it is actually not buffering at all that is happening.
Looking at connections made by the DSTV Flash player, it seems it is actually connecting to livepass to authenticate your session against their servers. So what happen is, XBMC is not doing this, and in turn, they drop your RTMP connection, at which point the stream on XBMC actually stops, and after a while XBMC then reconnects to the RTMP server, just to get dropped again.
I am not sure if this happens with VLC, but the disconnection on XBMC happens randomly, sometimes early, sometimes later. The only way to fix it now...because the flash player is so scrambled, the only real way is to make use of it inside XBMC. There is an example plugin that already does this, so with a complete rewrite it could happen. If we rewrite the HTML code, we can also resize the flash player to fullscreen, so that shouldn't be a problem either.
Interesting, and makes much sense! Does livepass drop a cookie after authentication is passed? If you logged into supersport website first and ran the stream, kill the stream then open up xbmc to view. Will that work out?
For those experiencing buffering on the XBMC plugin, it is actually not buffering at all that is happening.
Looking at connections made by the DSTV Flash player, it seems it is actually connecting to livepass to authenticate your session against their servers. So what happen is, XBMC is not doing this, and in turn, they drop your RTMP connection, at which point the stream on XBMC actually stops, and after a while XBMC then reconnects to the RTMP server, just to get dropped again.
I am not sure if this happens with VLC, but the disconnection on XBMC happens randomly, sometimes early, sometimes later.
Anyone would like to comment whether this happens with rtmpdump + vlc? - cause I haven't really used my own program much over the last few months - been very busy.
But then I can also maybe investigate when I have more time....
Alright, I gave up, I don't know how to pack the zip file that XBMC likes it, so instead followed the Repository route which seems to work.
Download this zip: http://ares.hero.za.net/xbmc/repository.tinuva.addons.zip
Install in the latest XBMC.
Then go and install DSTV Supersport 1.0.1 from the tinuva repository. This version should work, I only tested live streaming. You will require to configure it with a username/password before it will start working.
Next step will be to make the folder listing faster in a future version, which you should get automatically once you start using this repository.
where can i get the zip?