Concurrent Streams #34
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hi @dceldran this should be achievable by running multiple docker containers as well, any reason why you can't do this? |
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Hi @martinbjeldbak, Thanks for the fast answer. My usecase is the following: I've created an .m3u file with some acestream channels. I like to use this .m3u in home devices like some tvs, smartphones... and it's possible that there are 2 or 3 concurrent streams at the same time. I've been thinking in another possibilities like having some containers, for example 3, and generate 3 .m3u files. The problem is that the maintaining of this file is more complex because i have to maintain 3 m3u files instead of one. The other possibility is to use some containers and add a load balancer (like traefik for example) to balance the traffic on all containers. But honestly i don't know if this is going to work or not. Thanks!! |
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@dceldran how did you make m3u out of acestream. Kindly share some details? |
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Hi @bijfy, For example if you have the acestream-http-proxy container in 192.168.10.20:6878, you can create an .m3u file with content: After that, if you can't load the m3u file directly to your client app, you can create a docker container with httpd server and put the file inside, so you can download from: Ofc this only works in local network, if you want to use this for example with your smartphone outside your local network you need to open ports or use some proxy like NPM or using an vpn. And the problem with this is that you can only use once at a time. If you want to see any channel in your TV and another channel in your smartphone at the same time, you need to create two containers of acestream-http-proxy with different ports and create two .m3u files and load that different m3u files in the different clients you have. And if the acestream ids changes, you need to update more than one .m3u file. I really like this project because it's easy to see acestream in all devices you need. You only need some client that accepts m3u and voila. I really hope that will be viable to implement the concurrent streams. Thanks for this project :) |
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Thank you for the info.
…On Fri, Dec 13, 2024, 05:46 dceldran ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @bijfy <https://github.com/bijfy>,
For example if you have the acestream-http-proxy container in
192.168.10.20:6878, you can create an .m3u file with content:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:-1,1. Acestream Channel 1 group-title="ACESTREAM" tvg-id="Acestream Channel 1"http://192.168.10.20:6878/ace/getstream?id=XXXX
#EXTINF:-1,2 <http://192.168.10.20:6878/ace/getstream?id=XXXX#EXTINF:-1,2>. Acestream Channel 2 group-title="ACESTREAM" tvg-id="Acestream Channel 2"http://192.168.10.20:6878/ace/getstream?id=YYYY
After that, if you can't load the m3u file directly to your client app,
you can create a docker container with httpd server and put the file
inside, so you can download from: http://192.168.10.20/playlist.m3u for
example.
Ofc this only works in local network, if you want to use this for example
with your smartphone outside your local network you need to open ports or
use some proxy like NPM or using an vpn.
And the problem with this is that you can only use once at a time. If you
want to see any channel in your TV and another channel in your smartphone
at the same time, you need to create two containers of acestream-http-proxy
with different ports and create two .m3u files and load that different m3u
files in the different clients you have. And if the acestream ids changes,
you need to update more than one .m3u file.
I really like this project because it's easy to see acestream in all
devices you need. You only need some client that accepts m3u and voila. I
really hope that will be viable to implement the concurrent streams. Thanks
for this project :)
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services: I have 4 containers with different ports through my vpn container. |
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If you provide different pid for each channel, you can watch more than one channel at a time. For example |
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Hi @iercan Finally i'm using another project, it's a proxy between the client that is playing an stream and the acestream engine and is capable to automatically create new pids for new streams and reuse existing streams if you need two clients playing same channel for example. Thanks |
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@dceldran which project are you using ? |
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@bijfy this project I suspect: https://github.com/Javinator9889/acexy Funnily enough, it is based on this image |
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Hi @bijfy Like @martinbjeldbak says, the project is https://github.com/Javinator9889/acexy. |
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Nice work by acexy developer. @martinbjeldbak maybe we could add this feature to the this project too. |
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agree @iercan maybe we can work with them to accelerate any features on this project's backlog. I like the idea of it being built on top of our project and seamlessly extends functionality at a higher level |
Hi,
It's any chance to add the feature to have more than one stream at same time with same docker container?
When i try to start more than one stream at the same time, i have random disconnections in all the streams.
Thanks!!
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