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RE: Re: xPLMediaNet Seems to Work!
- Subject: RE: Re: xPLMediaNet Seems to Work!
- From: "Tony Tofts" <tony@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 17:36:06 -0000
> This is all very exciting :-)
Got it working properly now (though still got to sort tts, shoutcast, xpl,
and a few bits)
Clients now get saved and re-instated at boot up too.
> To play a DVD image, I have to first mount the ISO file as a
> drive using Daemon tools or Nero ImageDrive. The I spawn a
> VideoLan client to play it, with xPL commands being converted
> to messages sent to VideoLan via its socket interface.
> If this were to be adapted for xPLMediaNet, would the ISO
> mounting part be best implemented as source module? Or
> should it be a transcoder - converting the request for an ISO
> into a simulated disk drive. I know it may seem odd to think
> of it as a transcoder, but I wondered if it is actually a better fit?
I think iso mounting might actually be either a support module of a source,
or a core module (or a transcoder) depending on how the rest of it is
implemented...
The structure of module loading is like this:
Core modules - loaded at startup
Source Modules - loaded at startup
Source Support Modules - loaded at startup (if source enabled)
Client Modules - loaded per detected client
Client Support Modules - loaded at startup (if client enabled)
Transcoder Modules - loaded when requested
Transcoder Support Modules - loaded at startup (if Transcoder
enabled)
Interface Modules - loaded at startup
Interface Support Modules - loaded at startup (if Interface enabled)
Utility Modules - loaded at startup
Core/Utility/Support modules are self-contained in general
i.e. they provide fixed services like NFS, DHCP
Though the trio client support module talks to the rio client module via a
pointer from the core
I would think the ISO mounting might be a utlity module (as it could have
other uses) and be controlled with it's own self-contained xpl listener?
If you can post exactly how it all works (e.g. I'm not sure if vlan will be
playing the file, or streaming it out) we can put a plan together?
Regards
Tony
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