Re: Nubie question - Wanted: RTFM to build VLC jukebox video based.

"dE ." <[email protected]>
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The links part can be achived with a bash script, or directy with php which
will be hosted by a http/ftp server.

The links will be pointing to rtmp or other streaming protocols which
players can open, and we'll be running the corresponding server on the pc
in which the movie database lies.

Also did you ever think about file sharing?
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On Oct 29, 2012 11:56 PM, "Jack Coats" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Ok, I have used VLC for a number of years but just as a video viewer.
>
> I would like to do something like the following, and I don't know if
> someone else has done it before, or if there is a functionally
> equivalent solution.
>
>    I have a collection of video's or 'backup copies' of DVDs in a
> directory.
>    I would like to have a script (or similar) scan the directory, and
> build a simple web page occasionally (say every night) to make links
> so I can access the video's by just pointing to the URL that would
> start some kind of stream on demand from the 'server side' (or at
> least point to the file if on a share) and run vlc locally.
>
>   This is all ONLY on my local network.  Mixed Linux and XP machines
> currently.
>   This is basically implementing a simple 'video jukebox' for personal use.
>
>   Currently would like to use video's on XP share where files are, and
> be able to play on other Windows or Linux machines.
>
> Suggestions?  A pointer on where to 'RTFM' is appreciated (Read The
> Fine Manual)...
>
> Thanks... Jack
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