[MPlayer-users] Re: NetFlix site issues with an asf file

adland adland123 at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 26 09:38:51 CET 2004


Kevin DeKorte <kdekorte <at> yahoo.com> writes:

> 
> For some reason the NetFlix files uses to work, but with current CVS the 
> following command does not work anymore
> 
> mplayer -playlist http://video.videopipeline.net/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf
>

from playtreeparser.c in play_tree_parser_get_play_tree function
this uses play_tree_parser_get_line on an opened url stream.
line of data returned is garbage not remote file contents.

it fails to find a known playlist with this data and then
just assumes plaintext format by default.

the plaintext link is junk and fails to be fetched.

at this point it fails.

> I have also tried it as
> 
> mplayer http://video.videopipeline.net/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf
> mplayer mms://video.videopipeline.net/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf
> mplayer mmst://video.videopipeline.net/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf
> 

these examples seem to fail with EOF in demuxer.c function ds_fill_buffer
for the audio and video streams.

The stream is a preview not available error message by the way.
 
(how I viewed the stream data)
wget http://video.videopipeline.net/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf

inside playlist the source reference URL was
http://69.44.118.225:80/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf

changed to mms protocol and removed port 80
mmsclient mms://69.44.118.225/000001/asf/28/346/014539.asf

mplayer 014539.asf






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