Remote access to wineconf

[Kevin DeKorte]

Shameless promotion here.

If you install mplayer with the realplayer codecs and get the below link 
working, but you want you see it in the browser do the following.

Get the CVS version of http://mplayerplug-in.sf.net and install it. 
Then in the $(HOME)/.mplayer/mplayerplug-in.conf file (create the file if 
missing) set "enable-real=1" and "rtsp-use-tcp=1", delete 
$(HOME)/.mozilla/pluginreg.dat and restart mozilla and the video should work 
in the browser window. At least it does for me.

Kevin
author mplayerplug-in


On Thursday 29 January 2004 3:25 pm, Jeremy White wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> It looks as though through the kind help of some folks that
> we will be able to have video streaming for Wineconf.
>
> We'll also be maintaining an irc channel for the conference;
> #wineconf on freenode (said channel is already open for business,
> and will be active throughout the weekend).
>
> We've got a test stream up if you want to try your viewer:
> http://www.winehq.org/wineconf/stream.html
>
> I'll point it to the live stream on Saturday morning.
>
> We've had success with mplayer (the following was found
> by Art to work well):
> mplayer -rtsp-stream-over-tcp
> rtsp://wine.codeweavers.com/wineconf-test.sdp
>
> You can also use Quicktime, and the Player from Quicktime 6.3 should run
> under Wine.  I haven't had time to nail down a version of
> Wine that runs it reliably; I had one working a few weeks
> ago, but now our CVS tip doesn't work for beans.  Hopefully
> I'll get enough time to push one out.
>
> If someone else wants to take a poke, the key is to snag
> Quicktime 6.3 (it's a bit hard to find, but is out there),
> and make sure you use a Wine that is recent enough that it
> has the REUSEADDR badness in socket.c reverted.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jeremy