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 Readme for:  Video » Misc » aiostreams.lha

aiostreams

Description: Stream video from major online platforms
Download: aiostreams.lha       (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time)
Size: 236kb
Version: v1.8.1
Date: 11 Aug 26
Author: George Sokianos
Submitter: George Sokianos
Email: walkero/gmail com
Homepage: https://github.com/walkero-gr/aiostreams
Requirements: Python 2.5, pythonssl, ffplay, mplayer, emotion
Category: video/misc
Replaces: video/misc/aiostreams.lha
License: Freeware
Distribute: yes
Min OS Version: 4.1
FileID: 14003
 
Comments: 9
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"All In One streams" (aiostreams) is a pack of scripts, written in Python,
that can be used to stream and watch videos from different online networks,
like Twitch.tv, YouTube and Vimeo.com.

All the scripts need to be used from the shell, as well as from any web
browser that supports the execution of scripts. It is really easy to
configure a link context menu and open the URL with the script. And if
"Autoplay" is enabled, then the video will start automatically using the
configured default players.

Some of these networks have a search API, and you can use them to find
available streams and videos, without the need to visit the website.
This is a fast way to find what you want, without waiting huge amount of
Javascript to be executed on your machine. Especially useful when your
computer doesn't have the necessary horsepower to support those websites.

All the scripts are developed and fully tested under AmigaOS 4.1 FE and
MorphOS 3.x. The scripts work just fine under Linux and macOS X, but
those systems are not the target of this project. Other solutions do a
better job.

Supported networks:
* Twitch.tv
* YouTube.com
* Vimeo.com
* Dailymotion.com
* Peertube

Requirements:
* Python 2.5
* Pythonssl
* The Python modules: urllib, urllib2, sys, re, string, random. Usually they
  are part of the python Installation
* ffplay, mplayer, emotion for the live and recorded video playback or
  something equivalent
* internet access

The project is open source and you can find the code at:
https://github.com/walkero-gr/aiostreams

If you have any requests or you would like to report any problems you found,
you can do that at:
https://github.com/walkero-gr/aiostreams/issues

Help me persuade my wife that what I am doing matters
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https://ko-fi.com/walkero

Changelog
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v1.8.1

WARNING: For AmigaOS 4.1FE users, please update pythonssl with the latest
version from OS4Depot

* Fixed the peertube script to play videos which seemed to have only audio
  files

v1.8.0

WARNING: For AmigaOS 4.1FE users, please update pythonssl with the latest
version from OS4Depot

* Added dns lookup in the radio script to find the active servers urls
* Added opentube library, that is used to search for videos using the YouTube
  Public Data without YouTubeAPI
* Added -sv/--search-video argument to PeerTube script
* Added -x/--extra-info argument to PeerTube script to show additional metadata
* Changed the youtube script to support urls like https://youtu.be/AbcdefghiJk
* Changed the youtube script to return an error message when the url is not
  compatible
* Fixed the dailymotion script
* Fixed the version string removing the double "vv"
* Fixed the youtube script when searching for videos to not crash when the
  results do not have a videoid
* Removed the Wasd.tv script

Full changelog is included in the archive.


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