Wild media server (UPnP, DLNA, HTTP)

Hi,

Is it possible to request certain position via uri eg. '/MediaServer/VideoItems/T-b70621a57705fe26c75f3a900374753e.mp4?mpTimeStart=500' which will be registered to mpTimeStart variable?

Thanks.

Hi,

Nazar78 wrote:
Is it possible to request certain position via uri eg. '/MediaServer/VideoItems/T-b70621a57705fe26c75f3a900374753e.mp4?mpTimeStart=500' which will be registered to mpTimeStart variable?

Thanks.

In any case, the player does not understand the answer (mp4 specific)

Eugene wrote:Hi,

Nazar78 wrote:
Is it possible to request certain position via uri eg. '/MediaServer/VideoItems/T-b70621a57705fe26c75f3a900374753e.mp4?mpTimeStart=500' which will be registered to mpTimeStart variable?

Thanks.

In any case, the player does not understand the answer (mp4 specific)

So is there any way I can call a specific time from the http link other than using the time interval?

Nazar78 wrote:

Eugene wrote:Hi,

Nazar78 wrote:
Is it possible to request certain position via uri eg. '/MediaServer/VideoItems/T-b70621a57705fe26c75f3a900374753e.mp4?mpTimeStart=500' which will be registered to mpTimeStart variable?

Thanks.

In any case, the player does not understand the answer (mp4 specific)

So is there any way I can call a specific time from the http link other than using the time interval?

For mp4, I think, it's impossible (only with transcoding or play from the beginning and GoTo).

Eugene wrote:

Nazar78 wrote:

Eugene wrote:Hi,

Nazar78 wrote:
Is it possible to request certain position via uri eg. '/MediaServer/VideoItems/T-b70621a57705fe26c75f3a900374753e.mp4?mpTimeStart=500' which will be registered to mpTimeStart variable?

Thanks.

In any case, the player does not understand the answer (mp4 specific)

So is there any way I can call a specific time from the http link other than using the time interval?

For mp4, I think, it's impossible (only with transcoding or play from the beginning and GoTo).

Hi Eugene,

Let's say it's not only for mp4, is there any way I can offset to a specific time during transcoding from the web-navigation by using URI query eg. "?starttime=500". I've embedded a JW Flash Player into the WMS web-navigation. It can play the ffdshow transcoded content, only problem is that I can't forward to a part where the content hasn't been loaded. JW Flash Player supports HTTP Pseudo-Streaming where the player can call the time offset using URI. I just need to know how to implement this with WMS via URI.

Thanks.

Hi,

Nazar78 wrote:

Eugene wrote:

Nazar78 wrote:

Eugene wrote:Hi,

Nazar78 wrote:
Is it possible to request certain position via uri eg. '/MediaServer/VideoItems/T-b70621a57705fe26c75f3a900374753e.mp4?mpTimeStart=500' which will be registered to mpTimeStart variable?

Thanks.

In any case, the player does not understand the answer (mp4 specific)

So is there any way I can call a specific time from the http link other than using the time interval?

For mp4, I think, it's impossible (only with transcoding or play from the beginning and GoTo).

Hi Eugene,

Let's say it's not only for mp4, is there any way I can offset to a specific time during transcoding from the web-navigation by using URI query eg. "?starttime=500". I've embedded a JW Flash Player into the WMS web-navigation. It can play the ffdshow transcoded content, only problem is that I can't forward to a part where the content hasn't been loaded. JW Flash Player supports HTTP Pseudo-Streaming where the player can call the time offset using URI. I just need to know how to implement this with WMS via URI.

Thanks.

You can try TimeSeekRange.dlna.org: npt=500.00- in request header, but it will be a transition based on file size.