Can VLC stream files via XML?
Posted: 17 Oct 2012 04:36
I recently found a way to stream files from a TV streaming service without using their Java program + WMP, but I would also be interested in trying to figure out how to basically have VLC keep playing back stream files from a certain URL listed on a XML on a website.
To give a very specific example of the XML I'm referring to: http://61.172.249.113:8080/jptv24vod/TBS01.xml
And in order to playback said files on that XML, the format is baseUrl + File.asf so an example would be: mms://61.172.249.113/jptv24vod/TBS01_20121017_0900.asf
Ideally, I would like VLC to read the XML, play a file I specify, and then VLC will continue streaming the files, in order, until I close it, or the connection becomes unavailable. The closest I've come so far was making a Playlist of 10 streams from that XML in a row, which seem to playback one after another nicely, but this requires me to manually copy/paste/alter links one-by-one, and may not work if a filename happens to change (rarely that site will give a 45-minute video instead of 1-hour).
Any suggestions?
To give a very specific example of the XML I'm referring to: http://61.172.249.113:8080/jptv24vod/TBS01.xml
And in order to playback said files on that XML, the format is baseUrl + File.asf so an example would be: mms://61.172.249.113/jptv24vod/TBS01_20121017_0900.asf
Ideally, I would like VLC to read the XML, play a file I specify, and then VLC will continue streaming the files, in order, until I close it, or the connection becomes unavailable. The closest I've come so far was making a Playlist of 10 streams from that XML in a row, which seem to playback one after another nicely, but this requires me to manually copy/paste/alter links one-by-one, and may not work if a filename happens to change (rarely that site will give a 45-minute video instead of 1-hour).
Any suggestions?