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Sylvander · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 12:13 Post subject:

1. "a. look for inside /usr/share/applications/pstreamvid.desktop if found click on it "
No such file exists.

2. "b. If still can't run, go directly to the file /usr/local/pstreamvid/pstreamvid and click on it "
Again...
No such file exists.
There IS a single file in /usr/local/pstreamvid, named "functions" = "executable".

3. I searched within Pfind using the string of characters pstreamvid.desktop, and nothing was found.
So I shortened it to pstreamvid, and only 2 items were found as shown in the screenshot below.

trio · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 12:19 Post subject:

rjbrewer · Joined: 22 Jan 2008 Posts: 4355 Location: merriam, kansas

Trio;

Thanks for adding Mplayer to Pstreamvid.
I use mu's rc2-412 Mplayer from here,

http://dotpups.de/puppy4/dotpups/Multimedia/

just ignore dependencies.
Never could get Nasa video through Gxine.

How would I add streams from "Delicast.com", or "Archive.org."?

trio · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 13:17 Post subject:

Sylvander · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 15:14 Post subject:

OK...
1. "Menu->Multimedia->Pstreamvid" now present in the menu, and the program runs OK, and it was really easy to display the NASA video for example.

2. As soon as the installation of pstreamvid was complete there was displayed [and continues to be displayed at certain times, like at end of boot] a warning as shown in the screenshot below.

tasmod · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 16:58 Post subject:

Success.

I ditched gxine and loaded mplayer plus the patch. Worked first time, just need some more channels now.

trio · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 20:46 Post subject:

Sylvander,

I don't know openbox...also I can't see the error message has got anything to do with pstreamvid, maybe something you installed? Mplayer?

Rob,

Yeah, pity that the gXine in 430pre-beta is faulty from terminal/commandline. I wonder if Barry will fix gXine or just simply remove pstreamvid?

01micko · Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 7019 Location: qld

Hello Bro,

Maybe as a temp fix you can start gxine windowed and toggle with "F", it works. I removed "-f" option in your code and it's ok. Not the ideal solution I know, but at least it works!

Cheers

trio · Posted: Sat 01 Aug 2009, 23:20 Post subject:

jakfish · Joined: 18 Jul 2008 Posts: 711

Using mplayer and your redirecting pet (gxine to mplayer), pstreamvid 1.0 works on an asus eee 900 on 4.3 prebeta. Until the mplayer installation, gxine would crash w/ 4.3 prebeta

Another benefit: video files play much better on mplayer, with lower cpu usage.

Many thanks for a great app,
Jake

trio · Posted: Sun 02 Aug 2009, 00:13 Post subject:

You're welcome Jackfish, I still try to find workaround (above) if, just if the gxine is not fixed by Barry. The thing is gXine is included in puppy and mplayer is not

James C · Joined: 26 Mar 2009 Posts: 4742 Location: Kentucky

Just installed Mplayer and your patch in Puppy 4.22 and everything works fine.

Thanks for the quick fix to the problem. Very Happy

Sylvander · Posted: Sun 02 Aug 2009, 00:42 Post subject:

Looks like I've fixed the problem in /root/.config/openbox/menu.xml
Was line 442, now line 445.
Faulty line was:
<action name="Execute"><execute>/usr/local/pstreamvid/pstreamvid &</execute></action>
Good line is:
<action name="Execute"><execute>/usr/local/pstreamvid/pstreamvid</execute></action>

Just copied the form of other similar lines.

Can't figure out how to add new channels to the list of available channels.
Tried reading page1 of this thread, but so far have had no success in finding/adding URL's. [Don't know how]
Have installed Streamsniff.pet, but so far it never finds anything.

rjbrewer · Joined: 22 Jan 2008 Posts: 4355 Location: merriam, kansas

Yes; have same problem trying to add channels...
but everything I find works good just using mplayer...like
streams at delicast or downloads from archive.org.