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I have found a way. Just add USE=ftp when emerge mplayer. |
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Then, we can play movie in ftp use mplayer: |
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mplayer ftp://FTP_SERVER/FILE |
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> I'm not sure if mplayer supports authentication, but you could try to |
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> "pipe" the output from another client. Something like: |
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> curl --auth-options ftp:/exemple.com/patth/file | mplayer - |
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> or |
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> wget --auth-options ftp://exemple.com/patth/file -O - | mplayer - |
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But I still want to find a "pipe" way like what you show above. |
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I have a simple program, which can fetch a file in a remote |
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machine(this machine also run my protocol). |
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If mplayer can play in a pipe way, then I can player media like this: |
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MY_PROGRAM --fetch --MY_SERVER -O - | mplayer - |
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> Best regards, |
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> Daniel |
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