Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

Eugene wrote:Hi,

hepple wrote:

Eugene wrote:1. Select any channel.
2. Right click - Edit information - click "Searching on IMDB, Kinopoisk.." - Media resource page - link field - http://www.liveonlinefooty.com/ - Enter

Authorization information must be remembered by IE

Hi thanks for this, this fixes the previous problem and now the transcoding doesn't error, but the content won't play on my Samsung TV or WDHDTVlive - any ideas?

Perhaps the server is running as a service and he has no information about authorization

Hi - WMS is not running as the service - just the normal app.

The test-transcode seem to work but the WDHDTV device just show a black page and the samsung TV says format not supported.

Hi,

hepple wrote:

Eugene wrote:

hepple wrote:

Eugene wrote:1. Select any channel.
2. Right click - Edit information - click "Searching on IMDB, Kinopoisk.." - Media resource page - link field - http://www.liveonlinefooty.com/ - Enter

Authorization information must be remembered by IE

Hi thanks for this, this fixes the previous problem and now the transcoding doesn't error, but the content won't play on my Samsung TV or WDHDTVlive - any ideas?

Perhaps the server is running as a service and he has no information about authorization

Hi - WMS is not running as the service - just the normal app.

The test-transcode seem to work but the WDHDTV device just show a black page and the samsung TV says format not supported.

WDTV Live (I think the general problem with the transcoded content)
1. Settings - Server - choose WDTVLIVE - Edit - Settings - Type - delete the word WD
2. Settings - Server - choose WDTVLIVE - Edit - Settings - "Subtitles, transcoding file" - "Transcoding file params" - Movies - Extension - click button - select mpg.
3. Settings - Server - choose WDTVLIVE - Edit - Settings - "Subtitles, transcoding file" - "Transcoding file params" - "Internet-television" - Extension - click button - select mpg.
Ok - Ok

Samsung:
1. Select the folder LiveOnlineFooty
2. Right click - Edit name - Transcoding profile "Movies (primary)"

This works for the Samsung BD Player, may be will works for Samsung TV

Eugene wrote:Hi,

hepple wrote:

Eugene wrote:

hepple wrote:

Eugene wrote:1. Select any channel.
2. Right click - Edit information - click "Searching on IMDB, Kinopoisk.." - Media resource page - link field - http://www.liveonlinefooty.com/ - Enter

Authorization information must be remembered by IE

Hi thanks for this, this fixes the previous problem and now the transcoding doesn't error, but the content won't play on my Samsung TV or WDHDTVlive - any ideas?

Perhaps the server is running as a service and he has no information about authorization

Hi - WMS is not running as the service - just the normal app.

The test-transcode seem to work but the WDHDTV device just show a black page and the samsung TV says format not supported.

WDTV Live (I think the general problem with the transcoded content)
1. Settings - Server - choose WDTVLIVE - Edit - Settings - Type - delete the word WD
2. Settings - Server - choose WDTVLIVE - Edit - Settings - "Subtitles, transcoding file" - "Transcoding file params" - Movies - Extension - click button - select mpg.
3. Settings - Server - choose WDTVLIVE - Edit - Settings - "Subtitles, transcoding file" - "Transcoding file params" - "Internet-television" - Extension - click button - select mpg.
Ok - Ok

Samsung:
1. Select the folder LiveOnlineFooty
2. Right click - Edit name - Transcoding profile "Movies (primary)"

This works for the Samsung BD Player, may be will works for Samsung TV

Thank you so so much, this works for both - although I need to go via the transcoding folders on the Samsung.

I'm off to buy a few more licenses now this is working. I already have 2 licenses, do you offer an upgrade path? I'd love to have a few spare so I can have one for the WMS PC so I can test using WMP.

Thanks Again - will recommended this superb software to all I know...

hepple wrote:I already have 2 licenses, do you offer an upgrade path? I'd love to have a few spare so I can have one for the WMS PC so I can test using WMP.

Discounts only when purchasing multiple licenses. You can buy multiple licenses and leave some in reserve.
You can get a 15-day activation code(s) for free (required the Device Code)

Eugene wrote:

hepple wrote:I already have 2 licenses, do you offer an upgrade path? I'd love to have a few spare so I can have one for the WMS PC so I can test using WMP.

Discounts only when purchasing multiple licenses. You can buy multiple licenses and leave some in reserve.
You can get a 15-day activation code(s) for free (required the Device Code)

ordered... Do you know if WMS works with a Nokia N86 Phone that claims to be DLNA compatable?

hepple wrote:Do you know if WMS works with a Nokia N86 Phone that claims to be DLNA compatable?

I think there can be problems with the video, usually only supported mp4, 3gp format. These formats can not be used to transcode on the fly. But if you can install CorePlayer, you can use Web-navigation and transcode on the fly

Hi..new to all this media server set up...
can you give me a simple step by step tut to set up liveonlinefooty with WMS.
Laptop with vista... netgear router connected to sony bravia 40 ex403 tv.

Thanks...

Hi

Liveonlinefooty podcast no longer works!!!!

Help!!!!!! Anybody?!

Hi Eugene, any chance of any update to this?

Hi,

Just a quick update on authenticating with liveonlinefooty...

When I was using Windows XP with IE7, it would work perfectly if I opened a browser window in IE to authenticate first. However, after upgrading to Windows 7 and using a later version of the browser, this didn't work.

To get around this, set up the link to authentication as Eugene said:

1. Select any channel.
2. Right click - Edit information - click "Searching on IMDB, Kinopoisk.." - Media resource page - link field - http://www.liveonlinefooty.com/ - Enter

However, instead of just hitting enter, click on the 'go to address' icon next to the address field to view the webpage and ensure that you are logged on there before hitting 'OK'.