Axel Pospischil wrote:
>> You can download recordings from the backend using an URL like
>> http://host:6544/Myth/GetRecording?ChanId=12345&StartTime=2008-07-15T00:00:00.
>>
> This would be a good solution. However the best it would be for the frontend using the _ftp_ transfer protocol, because this really is the fastest way to get big files over the network without causing additionally traffic/loss/... . But you have to deal with what we have ;)
>
When downloading from mythbackend, I get 11.7MByte/s over fast ethernet.
That should be good enough :) Besides, FTP is a horrible protocol.
> Just a few comments because I see you are going deeper into the problem: There are two possible scenarios:
> 1. Download to mytharchive frontend -> Process** locally
>
Yup, that's what happens. Mytharchive can already download files
automatically if it determines that they are on a remote file system, so
your other concern has already been addressed by the MythArchive developers.
>
> So laga I wish you good inspirations getting this (1.) to work ;) ...
> Someday ;)
>
>
Oh, it's working. ;) I just need to polish it a bit.
Axel Pospischil wrote: host:6544/ Myth/GetRecordi ng?ChanId= 12345&StartTime =2008-07- 15T00:00: 00.
>> You can download recordings from the backend using an URL like
>> http://
>>
> This would be a good solution. However the best it would be for the frontend using the _ftp_ transfer protocol, because this really is the fastest way to get big files over the network without causing additionally traffic/loss/... . But you have to deal with what we have ;)
>
When downloading from mythbackend, I get 11.7MByte/s over fast ethernet.
That should be good enough :) Besides, FTP is a horrible protocol.
> Just a few comments because I see you are going deeper into the problem: There are two possible scenarios:
> 1. Download to mytharchive frontend -> Process** locally
>
Yup, that's what happens. Mytharchive can already download files
automatically if it determines that they are on a remote file system, so
your other concern has already been addressed by the MythArchive developers.
>
> So laga I wish you good inspirations getting this (1.) to work ;) ...
> Someday ;)
>
>
Oh, it's working. ;) I just need to polish it a bit.
Do you want to test the patch?
Thanks for your input!