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on mythweb via VLC. Theres no real point, since I can just use
mythfrontend, but I'd assume you could do the same from a windows box
on the LAN since there is no mythfrontend from windows.

Now, if you are wanting to stream outside your LAN, that's where I'm
almost 100% positive you need to be setting up some separate
transcoding/streaming.  The bandwidth wouldn't be there.



On 3/4/07, D <daspiras at gmail.com> wrote:
> You wouldn't be able to load xine or mplayer remotely on a local
> machine like that anyway.  You need to choose your local client
> yourself.  Unless your local machine is running linux, then of course
> you could use xine or mplayer.   Now, as for whether or not MythWeb
> streams the recordings or not, that's another issue.  I haven't set
> that up yet, but I'm under the impression you would need to setup
> streaming separately (I think there are unofficial plugins for that.).
>
> On 3/4/07, Andrew Robinson <awrobinson-ml at nc.rr.com> wrote:
> > Is there a way to configure MythWeb so that, in "Recorded Programs",
> > when I click on the title or subtitle link, the video is played?
> > Currently the link points to the path of the video file on the Myth
> > server. I'd love it if the link kicked off xine or mplayer and played
> > the video.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Andrew Robinson
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