@cjcox Very cool!
@jestepĀ I will certainly try that oneā¦ thanks.
I find that using ffmpeg with the playlist pull is painfully slow.Ā Not sure why that is.Ā Essentially doing it that way makes my ffmpeg transcode at 30fps (so a 2hr movie takes 2hrs).Ā If I do a wget pull of the ts files and batch it that way, I can get thousands of fps and a much faster result.
yes, I saw that too
Itās adequate for playback thoughā¦ and many things already know what to do with such a playlist of ts files (thus various frontends could work with Tablo without much work).
ffplay is always a nice tool to make one look like an uber geek from the bash prompt, should work with ./ffplay -i http://:18080/pvr/34996/pl/playlist.m3u8
Away from civilization for another week, canāt wait to try.
VLC should work with the same address/protocol too, no?
vlc and othersā¦ yesā¦ but also appliances, etcā¦
On a similar note I wanted to switch drives so I just connected the old and new one to a linux machine and copied all of the files directories over and it worked just fine.Ā All of my recordings worked perfectly on the new drive.Ā Now of course I had the Tablo format the new drive prior to copying.
This was actually way back in April but if I remember properly I just did a "cp -r * ".
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Anyone make any progress with this ā¦ ? just trying to figure out an easy way to map the recording IDs to shows.
I actually stopped working on somethingā¦ Iām a Linux guy thoughā¦ so anything I do will require Linux and/or a Plex (PMS) running on Linux.
I stopped working on this because thereās something coming from Nuvyyo.
Yea though I could use something today ā¦ lolā¦ i am comfortable with *nix so if you have any hints I would be happy to entertain them ā¦ lol
Search for AndyW and his - Found a way to copy recordings to Windows and play them - which works well.
Search for AndyW and his - Found a way to copy recordings to Windows and play them - which works well.
I donāt use Windows but I will give it a look ā¦ thanks.
Thanks for the info here on the page I was able to download the video file I neededā¦ hopefully the *** official *** method is not too far behindā¦ tip for anyone else when you look at the timestamps on the tablo they are in GMT ā¦Ā
Iāve been waiting for this feature before I buy Tablo. Hopefully soon.
Start the recording in a browser - IDM offers to download it for you - Let it, select a path. Done. Once IDM starts downloading you need not keep the window playing the stream.
35min show takes a few minutes to stitch and creates a very large '.TS' file. In this example a little over 1GB. But it plays without problem through VLC.
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Another way is to use the windows application 'Internet Download Manager'. Start the recording in a browser - IDM offers to download it for you - Let it, select a path. Done. Once IDM starts downloading you need not keep the window playing the stream.35min show takes a few minutes to stitch and creates a very large ā.TSā file. In this example a little over 1GB. But it plays without problem through VLC.
I dont use windows but I will see if there is something similar that can be done under OSX ā¦
Thanks for the idea thoughā¦
@cjcox I was hoping you would end up with one of these and work your magic on it. Not surprised that I found this thread by searching yet again on how to export my recordings and I find you here.
@TabloTV You need to hire cjcox, heās THAT good and I wish my employers could afford him.
Have you checked out this thread?
@claflicoĀ Ah shucksā¦Ā thanks for the plug Cory!