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We may change this for the next release.
Cheers,
Pete
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, S. Massy wrote:
> How is the config file named and where is it on the system?
>
> On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Peter Godman wrote:
>
> > Hello. Here's some information on the config file. I marked default
> > values with (!). Sorry I haven't located a file I can give you yet about
> > presets/favorites. We should coordinate on this though because RP9 for
> > unix will have favorites again.
> >
> > Attached is an explanation I just wrote of the preferences you're likely
> > to want to change.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Pete
> >
> > Bandwidth: bandwidth that player should attempt to use for streams.
> >
> > possible values:
> > 14400 19200 28800 33600 34430 57600 115200 262200 307200 524300
> > 1544000 10485800
> >
> > MaxBandwidth: most bandwidth the player should use to play a stream (this
> > may be higher than bandwidth because there will be streams at higher
> > rates.
> >
> > possible value:
> > as above
> >
> > PNAProxySupport: (0!/1) use a pna proxy
> > PNAProxyHost: (string) host name of pna proxy
> > PNAProxyPort: (port number) port number of pna proxy
> >
> > RTSPProxySupport (0!/1)
> > RTSPProxyHost (same as PNA but for RTSP)
> > RTSPProxyPort
> >
> > HTTPProxySupported (0!/1)
> > HTTPProxyHost
> > HTTPProxyPort
> >
> > NoProxyFor (list of comma-separated hostnames that no proxy should be used
> > for (local hosts))
> >
> > AttemptRTSPvMulticast: (0/1!) Turn on if you have multicast internet
> > AttemptRTSPvUDP: (0/1!) " udp "
> > AttemptRTSPvTCP: (0/1!) " tcp "
> >
> > AttemptRTSPvHTTPOnly: only use http for streaming (don't use unless you
> > have a strict firewall that only allows http)
> >
> > AttemptPNAvMulticast (0/1!)
> > AttemptPNAvUDP (0/1!)
> > AttemptPNAvTCP (0/1!)
> >
> > MulticastTimeout: (number (4000!)) wait this many milliseconds before
> > determining that we don't have multicast available
> > (by no packets arriving).
> >
> > AttemptPNAvHTTPOnly: only use http for PNA: for firewall situations
> >
> > UDPTimeout: Give up on UDP after this many milliseconds... used for
> > fallback to TCP in situations where UDP is not available (e.g. through IP
> > masquerade on non-bridged DSL, etc.)
> >
> > UseUDPPort: (0!/1) Just use a list of UDP ports on my machine that I
> > specify to receive content.
> >
> > UDPPort: (comma and dash-separated numbers) List of ports on my machine
> > to use to receive content.
> >
> > PerfectPlayEntireClip: (0!/1) Buffer enough of the clip to ensure that
> > there won't be any rebuffering during playback.
> >
> > PerfectPlayTime: (number) Buffer this many seconds of data to avoid
> > rebuffering.
> >
> > Volume: audio volume to start player at (0-100).
> >
> > NoAsyncDNS: (0!/1) For debugging only... stops the creation of a
> > separate process to handle DNS requests.
> >
> > NetworkThreading (0/1!) Turn on a threaded networking implementation.
> > Turning this off may aid debugging.
> >
> > ThreadedAudio (0/1!) Turn on audio threading. Turning this off
> > may aid debugging.
> >
> >
> > On Sat, 24 Feb 2001, Matthew Campbell wrote:
> >
> > > Now that I've sent out the release announcement for TRPlayer 1.2.0, I
> > > hope the whole version numbering mess is cleared up. Now I'd like to
> > > start discussing future development of TRPlayer.
> > >
> > > At this point, I think TRPlayer has all of the basic features it needs
> > > to be useful as a media player. Any other features added to TRPlayer
> > > -- configuration options, bookmarks, volume control, etc. -- are
> > > extras. However, there's one other thing that I've been asked to
> > > create: a program to create and modify the configuration file that
> > > RealPlayer's shared libraries use to determine the maximum stream
> > > bandwidth, the available methods for connecting to a server, and some
> > > other parameters. This configuration file is a plain-text file with a
> > > simple format, so I could probably write such a configuration utility
> > > in an interpreted language such as Python. However, I can't find any
> > > documentation about this configuration file in the RealSystem SDK, so
> > > I may need to figure out the possible values for the parameters on my
> > > own (especially the bandwidth-related parameters).
> > >
> > > Once we have a utility to create and modify the RealPlayer
> > > configuration file, then I can work on other features that have been
> > > suggested on the mailing list. What additional features would be most
> > > useful? We've discussed bookmarks before; I still need to get some
> > > more information from RealNetworks about the XML-based file format
> > > that they use for bookmarks or presets.
> > >
> > > This project has been dormant long enough; I'd like to bring it backto
> > > life and continue to make TRPlayer more useful.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Matt Campbell <http://www.pobox.com/~mattcampbell/> ICQ #: 33005941
> > >
> >
> >
>
