Jonathan Isom wrote: > On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 7:14 PM, John Molohan <john.molo...@gcd.ie> wrote: > >> Jonathan Isom wrote: >> >>> Hi >>> I have a touch as well and would love a good web UI for the touch. >>> awhile >>> ago(month or so ) I made some chnages to my install for manual recording >>> and >>> for removing recordings. Mostly changes to fit the current stuff on >>> the screen better. >>> I haven't got a full setup so as to why I didn't post about it. Some >>> screens would be >>> nice to see what you have and I would be willing to test this out. >>> >>> >> Ok, but only if you promise to bottom post ;) >> > > Sorry about that. I know better:) > :) I'm cc'ing freevo-users back in on this, I know cross posting isn't great but I thought there may be people on both lists who'll be interested in this. > >>> Later >>> >>> Jonathan >>> >>> PS. I've only been able to create iPod compatible videos with ffmpeg. >>> Not mencoder. If anyone has tips for this please post. >>> >>> >> Haven't got there yet but I'd be interested. >> >>> On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 6:13 PM, John Molohan <john.molo...@gcd.ie> wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> This is just a note to let others know what I hope to achieve with >>>> freevo in these areas, to generate interest and discussion and maybe >>>> some help. >>>> >>>> >> <snip> >> >> I didn't know the ipod could take screenshots, >> > > I stumbled upon it by accident :) > > >> pretty handy so here you go. >> The multiroom stuff is literally just a mockup at the moment but the rest is >> running from my live freevo webserver albeit in a very rough form, you can >> see the page titles don't update properly and the formatting and styling >> hasn't been touched. >> >> John >> >> > > Looks good. Better That what I did. even in rough form it looks good. > Thanks :) > And support for to stream mp4's might be nice. Unfortunately I haven't > found how to realtime encode and stream to the iPod however pre-encoded > file play fine when accessed from a direct link to the file on the server. > My guess is that the webserver will call mencoder/ffmpeg and convert on the fly. > "http://freevo/file.mp4"; for instance. That's good to know, I hadn't used the ipod touch much and I haven't converted video for it but I'll do some trials and see how it goes. Forgive my ignorance here but what's the process for creating aac audio files, LAME? I know it supports mp3s but as I said any time I click on a download link in my test it locks up my ipod, just wondering if an aac encoded file would do the same. > I usually use an app to find what is on > when then set a manual record. Broadcasted epg data is ifee with some > channels. > > Later > > Jonathan > > Nice looking screenshots, if I hadn't started looking at iui I would have been asking for your modifications.
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