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nate12o6
2006-12-03, 21:15
hey is it possible to stream media from the xbox over the web interface? I think this would be usefull for steaming to say a laptop or even mobile phone. Is it even possible to access the F drive from the web? Let me know if this is a crazy idea and where the bottlenecks would be. Thanks.

ultrabrutal
2006-12-03, 23:11
xbox to xbox is possible via ftp...

nate12o6
2006-12-04, 00:26
really wasnt looking for xbox to xbox over ftp. Im looking for me of actuall streaming so it could be streamed to mobile devices.

kraqh3d
2006-12-04, 03:08
the builtin webserver doesnt support this however there was a hacked version of the webserver which did. you could test how well it would work by copying a video file into the web folder.

nate12o6
2006-12-04, 03:31
kraqh3d thanks for the reply. I am a computer science grad so i have some development experience. This is one feature that i would like to see in XBMC and i think i have the skill set to implement it if pointed in the right direction. Did this hacked web server give the ability to stream video or access the f drive?

El Piranna
2006-12-04, 19:28
I just have connected to the forum looking for something like this :) I have the XBox at the living room but my mom don't let me to eat there to be able to watch the films, so or i bought another XBox and i put it at the dinner room (with the generational conflict it represents :P ) or i put my own linux server there and i connect it with the TV... :)

kraqh3d
2006-12-04, 19:45
im pretty sure it was a modified libgoahead.lib file which allowed access to the entire hard drive so that you could stream via http local media files.

nate12o6
2006-12-04, 20:18
Thanks for both of your replys. I have researched all over to find info on a libgoahead.lib but or any hacked web server in general for xbmc. Could you provide me with any links to info? Thanks.

kraqh3d
2006-12-04, 20:31
this was a while ago. you'll need to check out the libgoahead code yourself and modify it accordingly. its in the docs subfolder in svn...
https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/xbmc/trunk/docs/

nate12o6
2006-12-04, 21:25
I guess i was hopeing to be able to do this without having to compile using the xdk. Is it because of a security flaw that this is not implemented in the cvs or is it the fact that noone really wants this implemented?

spiff
2006-12-04, 21:42
or 3) nobody has implemented it.