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Hi guys, first post on TL. I would like to announce a tool I made to help me (an Ubuntu user) watch the GSL live without having to boot into a Windows VM and use the GOM Player.
I have made GOMstreamer this available on my server:
http://sjp.co.nz/projects/gomstreamer/
Instructions and links to downloads for Windows, Mac and Linux are available on that page.
Note: Originally this was only for Mac and Linux only, but more recently GOMstreamer was ported to C# and is now available on Windows (so long as .NET Framework 2.0 is available).
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Thank you very much! I was looking for something like that, gonna try it today after work
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looks really interesting should help a ton, the reason i dont buy the season tricket is because i can't watch the HQ stream if this works i might just have to pay out next season
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Noev: You should be able to watch it in HQ (assuming you have a premium account) with a small modification to the gomstreamer.py file, changing hq = False to hq = True. I can't test this though because I don't have a premium account this season.
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Or just watch from livestream
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On November 26 2010 16:44 HazeNZ wrote: Noev: You should be able to watch it in HQ (assuming you have a premium account) with a small modification to the gomstreamer.py file, changing hq = False to hq = True. I can't test this though because I don't have a premium account this season.
Great to hear, i don't have one for this season either but i will be sure to write that down and when next season rolls around ill give it a shot, thanks again
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On November 26 2010 16:53 JohannesH wrote: Or just watch from livestream
Why would you watch an illegal restream when you can support GomTV by watching their ACTUAL stream?
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Now that is something amazing.
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I very much doubt they get anything based on the number of people on the free stream. There aren't any commercials and sponsors just donate a set amount. If anything, more people on the network probably costs them more from added bandwidth overhead.
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On November 26 2010 17:04 Craton wrote: I very much doubt they get anything based on the number of people on the free stream. There aren't any commercials and sponsors just donate a set amount. If anything, more people on the network probably costs them more from added bandwidth overhead.
But they get data on the # of people who are watching the games, which they can then show to advertisers/sponsors.
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I'll try this out to see how it compares to running parallels.
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Wow awesome work, GOM should give you a ton of season tickets or at least a high5
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thanks! gonna give this a shot tonight. it sucks having to reboot just to watch gsl
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When you say "run run.sh" what do you mean exactly? I'm pretty noobish with computers; I've only done very basic python programming. run.sh just opens in textedit for me (I'm on a Mac). Sorry for maybe asking a stupid question, and thanks for the program! I've always wanted to watch GOM's stream directly in order to give them the correct viewership numbers.
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On November 26 2010 17:41 Kishkumen wrote: When you say "run run.sh" what do you mean exactly? I'm pretty noobish with computers; I've only done very basic python programming. run.sh just opens in textedit for me (I'm on a Mac). Sorry for maybe asking a stupid question, and thanks for the program! I've always wanted to watch GOM's stream directly in order to give them the correct viewership numbers. its a shell script. do you know what bat files are in windows? its basically that, except shells are much more powerful in what they can do.
in this case, you can think of it as an executable.
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On November 26 2010 17:41 Kishkumen wrote: When you say "run run.sh" what do you mean exactly? I'm pretty noobish with computers; I've only done very basic python programming. run.sh just opens in textedit for me (I'm on a Mac). Sorry for maybe asking a stupid question, and thanks for the program! I've always wanted to watch GOM's stream directly in order to give them the correct viewership numbers.
Open a terminal, navigate to the directory with the files and type: ./run.sh
That's how it works on a Linux machine anyway. But since Macs have a similar OS, it should be the same.
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having such a hard time trying to get this to work ;_;
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If you can't get this to work, I've been using this Greasemonkey script (http://hawflakes.unoc.net/?p=191 click the 'download vlcgomgreaser.user' link just above the script on the page) link to get the SQ Livestream to work through VLC in OSX.
It fetches the SQ link for you and shows it in red text on the 'go live' page. Copy+paste into the 'Open Network' tab in VLC (Apple+N) and you're set.
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Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error.
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this is very much appreciated, thank you! no more pain to click through 3 different source code pages to get to the streaming url 
just a question: does this load the SQ Livestream or the SQ Test Livestream? Because imo the Test Stream has better quality. HQ doesn't work for me even though I payed because of lag
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hooray this works! laggy, but i only have gomtv to blame. thanks so much
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Thanks for doing this. Doesn't work for me, on my Mac, unfortunately. Dump:
+ Show Spoiler +Playing stream via VLC... [0x503b44] main interface error: no suitable interface module [0x201f04] main libvlc error: interface "globalhotkeys,none" initialization failed [0x201f04] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface. [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/fmc.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/fmc.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/freebox.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/freebox.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/icecast.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/icecast.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/jamendo.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/jamendo.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x533ef4] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x533ef4] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x533ef4] access_mms access error: failed to read answer [0x51e8e4] main input error: open of `http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=0&uip=193.90.58.71&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=aada90e06d5379d37c1c31b27386d8bb&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE' failed: (null)
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On November 26 2010 20:37 Born)Slippy wrote:Thanks for doing this. Doesn't work for me, on my Mac, unfortunately. Dump: + Show Spoiler +Playing stream via VLC... [0x503b44] main interface error: no suitable interface module [0x201f04] main libvlc error: interface "globalhotkeys,none" initialization failed [0x201f04] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface. [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/fmc.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/fmc.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/freebox.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/freebox.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/icecast.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/icecast.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/jamendo.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/jamendo.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x533ef4] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x533ef4] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x533ef4] access_mms access error: failed to read answer [0x51e8e4] main input error: open of `http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=0&uip=193.90.58.71&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=aada90e06d5379d37c1c31b27386d8bb&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE' failed: (null)
Looks like a problem with VLC, not my script. As I don't have a Mac I can't attempt to fix this, sorry.
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On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. Thanks for reporting the issue.
I'm not entirely sure why that's failing to be honest. The error is suggesting that it can't find an HTTP link in the stream page source. Others seem to have no trouble with it though. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable with Python than myself can help you out.
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On November 26 2010 21:01 HazeNZ wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2010 20:37 Born)Slippy wrote:Thanks for doing this. Doesn't work for me, on my Mac, unfortunately. Dump: + Show Spoiler +Playing stream via VLC... [0x503b44] main interface error: no suitable interface module [0x201f04] main libvlc error: interface "globalhotkeys,none" initialization failed [0x201f04] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface. [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/fmc.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/fmc.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/freebox.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/freebox.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/icecast.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/icecast.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x2f32e4] lua probe error: Error loading script /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/jamendo.luac: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/lua/sd/jamendo.luac: bad header in precompiled chunk [0x533ef4] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x533ef4] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x533ef4] access_mms access error: failed to read answer [0x51e8e4] main input error: open of `http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=0&uip=193.90.58.71&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=aada90e06d5379d37c1c31b27386d8bb&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE' failed: (null)
Looks like a problem with VLC, not my script. As I don't have a Mac I can't attempt to fix this, sorry.
That's fine, thanks for replying though 
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So buying a GOMTV ticket will work for Linux and Mac users now?
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On November 26 2010 22:29 TanGeng wrote: So buying a GOMTV ticket will work for Linux and Mac users now? Yes, you can watch the live HQ stream on those platforms if you have a premium account, otherwise you will get the SQ stream. If you want the HQ stream, you'll need to make a small change to gomstreamer.py, on line 48 change "hq = False" to "hq = True".
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Thank you so much, HazeNZ!
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Amazing! I love macs, and now I love you. Thanks so much!
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On November 26 2010 21:25 HazeNZ wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. Thanks for reporting the issue. I'm not entirely sure why that's failing to be honest. The error is suggesting that it can't find an HTTP link in the stream page source. Others seem to have no trouble with it though. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable with Python than myself can help you out.
I got the same error when I ran it in terminal. I have no idea what to do =[ Anyone with python experience have any advice?
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I'm just taking a stab in the dark, but you could try updating your version of Python, or perhaps you have some sort of firewall running?
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On November 26 2010 21:25 HazeNZ wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. Thanks for reporting the issue. I'm not entirely sure why that's failing to be honest. The error is suggesting that it can't find an HTTP link in the stream page source. Others seem to have no trouble with it though. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable with Python than myself can help you out. As an author of the original repository you forked, i am able to help :D This happens when you run the script before the stream actually starts. There is no proper error handling implemented in my script so its quite hard to realize that
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I turned off the Mac firewall but got the same error. My iMac is only a few months old, don't know if it has an outdated version of python. What version do I need and how can I find out what version I have?
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Also, as of today, the gomtv stream seems fucked up as i am not able to watch through my script nor through gomtv player, so if you are not able to watch the stream today, its probably because of the gom tv. Not because of the script
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On December 01 2010 19:17 RoyalCheese wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2010 21:25 HazeNZ wrote:On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. Thanks for reporting the issue. I'm not entirely sure why that's failing to be honest. The error is suggesting that it can't find an HTTP link in the stream page source. Others seem to have no trouble with it though. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable with Python than myself can help you out. As an author of the original repository you forked, i am able to help :D This happens when you run the script before the stream actually starts. There is no proper error handling implemented in my script so its quite hard to realize that
I tried running the script before the stream went live and I got an error that went along the lines of no stream found. Once the stream went live, I got the error that was posted earlier.
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On December 01 2010 19:28 VoLTa. wrote:Show nested quote +On December 01 2010 19:17 RoyalCheese wrote:On November 26 2010 21:25 HazeNZ wrote:On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. Thanks for reporting the issue. I'm not entirely sure why that's failing to be honest. The error is suggesting that it can't find an HTTP link in the stream page source. Others seem to have no trouble with it though. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable with Python than myself can help you out. As an author of the original repository you forked, i am able to help :D This happens when you run the script before the stream actually starts. There is no proper error handling implemented in my script so its quite hard to realize that I tried running the script before the stream went live and I got an error that went along the lines of no stream found. Once the stream went live, I got the error that was posted earlier. yes, i think the error is on the gomtv side, because i can't connect to the service from gomtv player nor from the script. And i was able to watch the stream on my mac yesterday, so its quite weird
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Ok the script should be working for y'all now! Enjoy jinro vs moon
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On December 01 2010 19:17 VoLTa. wrote: I turned off the Mac firewall but got the same error. My iMac is only a few months old, don't know if it has an outdated version of python. What version do I need and how can I find out what version I have?
$ python --version
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Still no luck for me =[
Same error message
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This is the greatest, especially since GOM has really been cracking down hard on restreams. This allows me to support GOM with my viewership while still using a Mac. It's also improved my navigating skills in Terminal. Big <3 to the creator(s)!
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As a Linux native, I love you, OP!
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On December 01 2010 19:28 VoLTa. wrote:Show nested quote +On December 01 2010 19:17 RoyalCheese wrote:On November 26 2010 21:25 HazeNZ wrote:On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. Thanks for reporting the issue. I'm not entirely sure why that's failing to be honest. The error is suggesting that it can't find an HTTP link in the stream page source. Others seem to have no trouble with it though. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable with Python than myself can help you out. As an author of the original repository you forked, i am able to help :D This happens when you run the script before the stream actually starts. There is no proper error handling implemented in my script so its quite hard to realize that I tried running the script before the stream went live and I got an error that went along the lines of no stream found. Once the stream went live, I got the error that was posted earlier.
I have the same problem. Hope it gets fixed so I don't have reboot just to watch the stream :/
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I'm getting the same error... and the greasemonkey script someone posted earlier isn't working either. Sigh...
Edit: Is there a way to manually extract the VLC link?
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On December 02 2010 19:11 f10esqftw wrote: I'm getting the same error... and the greasemonkey script someone posted earlier isn't working either. Sigh...
Edit: Is there a way to manually extract the VLC link?
Yep, this was covered in a thread on the same topic a few days ago. I've been watching GSL on VLC since season 1 using this method.
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Ah, just found that through google, hehe.. works great, thanks
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Do you have to use Safari, because I get an invalid application error for this.
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On December 02 2010 20:39 nOminal wrote: Do you have to use Safari, because I get an invalid application error for this. Clarify if you want help.
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I'm sorry this doesn't work for you guys, i would love to help but i am not familiar with the changes op did to my program, so i will take a look at them when i get home from school and hopefully make a post with working script later today, perhaps even with an instruction video!
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It's working great, thanks a lot!
On November 26 2010 16:58 Thetan wrote:Why would you watch an illegal restream when you can support GomTV by watching their ACTUAL stream? You mean illegal like their GomPlayer? http://www.ffmpeg.org/shame.html
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great work op, just tried it and works great, and now that i am writting this game 1 of third match is done ;(, oh well :D
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On December 02 2010 21:56 Serenades wrote:I tried to tag ".command" to the run.sh file and got this error: + Show Spoiler +Last login: Thu Dec 2 07:49:20 on ttys001 /Users/xxx/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/run.sh.command ; exit; xxx-macbook-pro:~ xxx$ /Users/xxx/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/run.sh.command ; exit; /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python: can't open file './gomstreamer.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory logout
[Process completed]
any ideas? I wasn't quite sure how to run the run.sh otherwise. Total code noob. I think Mac commands are like unix, right? If so you should just run "./run.sh" and that should work.
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On December 02 2010 21:56 Serenades wrote:I tried to tag ".command" to the run.sh file and got this error: + Show Spoiler +Last login: Thu Dec 2 07:49:20 on ttys001 /Users/xxx/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/run.sh.command ; exit; xxx-macbook-pro:~ xxx$ /Users/xxx/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/run.sh.command ; exit; /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python: can't open file './gomstreamer.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory logout
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any ideas? I wasn't quite sure how to run the run.sh otherwise. Total code noob.
the problem is that the system can not find file 'gomstreamer.py', which is fine because you are currently in your home directory. Try to run this...first, change your current directory to the directory in which is your gomstreamer saved by "cd PATHtoGOMSTREAMER"...in your case type 'cd ~/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff' and then type './run.sh.command' and it should work.
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hint: just because it's on ffmpeg's hall of shame doesn't mean that you can pirate their stream and host it elsewhere.
those are two seperate shit.
ffmpeg just wants people that use the open source code to _fully_ follow the GPL, which then again I doubt GOMtv even knows what that's supposed to mean, given where they are from.
Code license violations are fucking totally different from pirating streams. Stop confusing them.
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On December 02 2010 22:01 VIB wrote: I think Mac commands are like unix, right? If so you should just run "./run.sh" and that should work.
Yes, mac's commandline is an old version of bash (borne again shell), which most Unix's (Well *BSD's) and Linux (Arch, Gentoo, Ubuntu, Fedora, ...) use (But they use more recent versions)
if somehow you can't run it (permission denied)
$ chmod +x run.sh $ ./run.sh
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On November 26 2010 19:42 EzCheeze wrote: If you can't get this to work, I've been using this Greasemonkey script (http://hawflakes.unoc.net/?p=191 click the 'download vlcgomgreaser.user' link just above the script on the page) link to get the SQ Livestream to work through VLC in OSX.
It fetches the SQ link for you and shows it in red text on the 'go live' page. Copy+paste into the 'Open Network' tab in VLC (Apple+N) and you're set.
This is perfect works like a charm, and way easier then anything else i have seen thanks for posting this
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Thanks a lot for this great script. Works fine at my office 
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On December 02 2010 20:54 RoyalCheese wrote: I'm sorry this doesn't work for you guys, i would love to help but i am not familiar with the changes op did to my program, so i will take a look at them when i get home from school and hopefully make a post with working script later today, perhaps even with an instruction video!
Thanks for all the help so far and I would love you if you did this!
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doesnt work on mac
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i think something stops working
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On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error.
I was having the same problem, and was able to resolve it by deleting the following lines from gomstreamer.py:
# Collected the gomcmd URL, now need to extract the correct HTTP URL # from the string patternHTTP = r"(http%3a.+)"" regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0)
# Found URL, just need to fix URL characters regexResult = re.sub(r'%3[Aa]', ':', regexResult) # Fixing : regexResult = re.sub(r'%3[Ff]', '?', regexResult) # Fixing ? regexResult = re.sub(r'%3[Dd]', '=', regexResult) # Fixing = regexResult = re.sub(r'%26', '&', regexResult) # Fixing & regexResult = re.sub(r'%2[Ff]', '/', regexResult) # Fixing / regexResult = re.sub(r'&', '&', regexResult) # Removing amp; regexResult = re.sub(r'"', '', regexResult) # Removing "
It seems the script was expecting the URL characters to be encoded when in fact they were not.
Hope this solution works for the rest of you having this problem!
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Thank you so much HazenNZ, I always wanted to not watch restreams because I want to support the wonderful things that Blizzard, Gom and Sony Ericsson are doing for us (and them). I did have quite a bit of trouble completely grasping the different steps on your... program... and I have never used the Mac Terminal. For those of you have similar issues, this is what I did (I use Mac):
Download the file HazenNZ is directing you to. It should be unzipped automatically. Open the "run.sh" file it looks like this:
+ Show Spoiler +#!/bin/sh EMAIL="EMAIL" PASSWORD="PASSWORD" python ./gomstreamer.py "-e $EMAIL" "-p $PASSWORD"
In the space between the quotation marks after the equals sign write your GOMtv account email and password, but leave the EMAIL and PASSWORD written after the dollar signs as is.
Then, in spotlight (the magnifying glass in top right), type terminal and open the first suggestion.
In this window, type: cd downloads/ (this will change the current directory to downloads) then, type cd sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/ (The unzipped folder you just downloaded) then, type sh run.sh
When you press "enter" the Terminal window should type out stuff. For me, it looked like this: + Show Spoiler +Last login: Mon Dec 6 11:13:17 on ttys000 3e6b7fad:~ Thorhauge$ cd Downloads/ 3e6b7fad:Downloads Thorhauge$ pwd /Users/Thorhauge/Downloads 3e6b7fad:Downloads Thorhauge$ cd sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/ 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ pwd /Users/Thorhauge/Downloads/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ /run run.sh -bash: /run: No such file or directory 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ sh run.sh Stream URL: http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=5109700&uip=62.107.127.173&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=0ad170701552018eec43a39c6c96c52e&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUEVLC command: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC "--http-caching=30000" "http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=5109700&uip=62.107.127.173&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=0ad170701552018eec43a39c6c96c52e&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE" Playing stream via VLC... [0x1002149b8] main libvlc: VLC kører med standard-grænsefladen. Brug 'cvlc' for at køre VLC uden grænseflade. no frame! (Followed by a bunch of error messages)
It opened VLC, and when I clicked play the stream started, lag-free, after 10 seconds or so.
Thanks again HazenNZ
Edit: slash-sign improperly placed
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On December 06 2010 20:42 PencilZerg wrote:Thank you so much HazenNZ, I always wanted to not watch restreams because I want to support the wonderful things that Blizzard, Gom and Sony Ericsson are doing for us (and them). I did have quite a bit of trouble completely grasping the different steps on your... program... and I have never used the Mac Terminal. For those of you have similar issues, this is what I did (I use Mac): Download the file HazenNZ is directing you to. It should be unzipped automatically. Open the "run.sh" file it looks like this: + Show Spoiler +#!/bin/sh EMAIL="EMAIL" PASSWORD="PASSWORD" python ./gomstreamer.py "-e $EMAIL" "-p $PASSWORD" In the space between the quotation marks after the equals sign write your GOMtv account email and password, but leave the EMAIL and PASSWORD written after the dollar signs as is. Then, in spotlight (the magnifying glass in top right), type terminal and open the first suggestion. In this window, type: cd downloads/ (this will change the current directory to downloads) then, type cd sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/ (The unzipped folder you just downloaded) then, type sh run.sh When you press "enter" the Terminal window should type out stuff. For me, it looked like this: + Show Spoiler +Last login: Mon Dec 6 11:13:17 on ttys000 3e6b7fad:~ Thorhauge$ cd Downloads/ 3e6b7fad:Downloads Thorhauge$ pwd /Users/Thorhauge/Downloads 3e6b7fad:Downloads Thorhauge$ cd sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/ 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ pwd /Users/Thorhauge/Downloads/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ /run run.sh -bash: /run: No such file or directory 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ sh run.sh Stream URL: http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=5109700&uip=62.107.127.173&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=0ad170701552018eec43a39c6c96c52e&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUEVLC command: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC "--http-caching=30000" "http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=5109700&uip=62.107.127.173&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=0ad170701552018eec43a39c6c96c52e&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE" Playing stream via VLC... [0x1002149b8] main libvlc: VLC kører med standard-grænsefladen. Brug 'cvlc' for at køre VLC uden grænseflade. no frame! (Followed by a bunch of error messages) It opened VLC, and when I clicked play the stream started, lag-free, after 10 seconds or so. Thanks again HazenNZ Edit: slash-sign improperly placed
doesnt work for me : AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group any idea?
i am not sure about python, i don't know if i got it or not.
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On December 07 2010 18:56 derElbe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 06 2010 20:42 PencilZerg wrote:Thank you so much HazenNZ, I always wanted to not watch restreams because I want to support the wonderful things that Blizzard, Gom and Sony Ericsson are doing for us (and them). I did have quite a bit of trouble completely grasping the different steps on your... program... and I have never used the Mac Terminal. For those of you have similar issues, this is what I did (I use Mac): Download the file HazenNZ is directing you to. It should be unzipped automatically. Open the "run.sh" file it looks like this: + Show Spoiler +#!/bin/sh EMAIL="EMAIL" PASSWORD="PASSWORD" python ./gomstreamer.py "-e $EMAIL" "-p $PASSWORD" In the space between the quotation marks after the equals sign write your GOMtv account email and password, but leave the EMAIL and PASSWORD written after the dollar signs as is. Then, in spotlight (the magnifying glass in top right), type terminal and open the first suggestion. In this window, type: cd downloads/ (this will change the current directory to downloads) then, type cd sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/ (The unzipped folder you just downloaded) then, type sh run.sh When you press "enter" the Terminal window should type out stuff. For me, it looked like this: + Show Spoiler +Last login: Mon Dec 6 11:13:17 on ttys000 3e6b7fad:~ Thorhauge$ cd Downloads/ 3e6b7fad:Downloads Thorhauge$ pwd /Users/Thorhauge/Downloads 3e6b7fad:Downloads Thorhauge$ cd sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/ 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ pwd /Users/Thorhauge/Downloads/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ /run run.sh -bash: /run: No such file or directory 3e6b7fad:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff Thorhauge$ sh run.sh Stream URL: http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=5109700&uip=62.107.127.173&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=0ad170701552018eec43a39c6c96c52e&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUEVLC command: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC "--http-caching=30000" "http://211.43.144.197:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=800&uno=5109700&uip=62.107.127.173&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=0ad170701552018eec43a39c6c96c52e&Format=OGM&SecSize=45056&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE" Playing stream via VLC... [0x1002149b8] main libvlc: VLC kører med standard-grænsefladen. Brug 'cvlc' for at køre VLC uden grænseflade. no frame! (Followed by a bunch of error messages) It opened VLC, and when I clicked play the stream started, lag-free, after 10 seconds or so. Thanks again HazenNZ Edit: slash-sign improperly placed doesnt work for me : AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group any idea? i am not sure about python, i don't know if i got it or not.
read my message about 2 posts above for the solution to this.
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On December 06 2010 19:50 AcrossFiveJulys wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2010 19:56 Centorian wrote: Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 205, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 132, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 191, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
got this error. I was having the same problem, and was able to resolve it by deleting the following lines from gomstreamer.py: # Collected the gomcmd URL, now need to extract the correct HTTP URL # from the string patternHTTP = r"(http%3a.+)"" regexResult = re.search(patternHTTP, regexResult).group(0) # Found URL, just need to fix URL characters regexResult = re.sub(r'%3[Aa]', ':', regexResult) # Fixing : regexResult = re.sub(r'%3[Ff]', '?', regexResult) # Fixing ? regexResult = re.sub(r'%3[Dd]', '=', regexResult) # Fixing = regexResult = re.sub(r'%26', '&', regexResult) # Fixing & regexResult = re.sub(r'%2[Ff]', '/', regexResult) # Fixing / regexResult = re.sub(r'&', '&', regexResult) # Removing amp; regexResult = re.sub(r'"', '', regexResult) # Removing " It seems the script was expecting the URL characters to be encoded when in fact they were not. Hope this solution works for the rest of you having this problem!
I was getting the same error, and this fixed it.
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thanks for helping, i did your fix, but it still doesnt work.
the vlc opens and everything seems fine. but as soon as i click the url in vlc, there occures another error in the terminal:
[0x1012b9088] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x1012b9088] access_http access error: failed to read answer [0x1012b9088] access_mms access error: failed to read answer main input error: open of `http://211.43.144.189:8900/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=23&nid=900&uno=NUMBER&uip=77.22.208.250&title=SonyEricssonSTARCRAFTIIOpenSeason3&key=NUMBER' failed: (null)
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How do you run run.sh? it just opens into a text pad..
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On December 18 2010 15:43 Nick.TNA wrote: How do you run run.sh? it just opens into a text pad..
Same for me... but it opens in Coda. VLC doesn't open or anything.
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for people who don't know how to run it:
open up terminal, navigate to the folder with the script, then type: ./run.sh
vlc will open, press play, give it a few seconds, boom
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How do i "navigate to the folder with the script"? As in just open it? I have it open and im typing that and it doesn't do anything, says no such file
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Unable to find URLs on the Live streaming page. Is the stream available? curtis-blevinss-imac:sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff curtismcfly$
this is the message i get when i try to run run.sh thru terminal... I couldn't find a URL in the source code on gomtv's page either...
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On December 03 2010 04:18 zhurai wrote:hint: just because it's on ffmpeg's hall of shame doesn't mean that you can pirate their stream and host it elsewhere. those are two seperate shit. ffmpeg just wants people that use the open source code to _fully_ follow the GPL, which then again I doubt GOMtv even knows what that's supposed to mean, given where they are from. Code license violations are fucking totally different from pirating streams. Stop confusing them. EDIT: Show nested quote +On December 02 2010 22:01 VIB wrote: I think Mac commands are like unix, right? If so you should just run "./run.sh" and that should work. Yes, mac's commandline is an old version of bash (borne again shell), which most Unix's (Well *BSD's) and Linux (Arch, Gentoo, Ubuntu, Fedora, ...) use (But they use more recent versions) if somehow you can't run it (permission denied) $ chmod +x run.sh $ ./run.sh https://roundup.ffmpeg.org/issue112
Looks like they're trying to fix the violation.
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deleting those lines doesnt work well with me, creator of the script could take a look and fix it
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Sorry for the late reply on this thread. Good news though, I have updated the GOMstreamer tool to work with the latest season.
You can grab the latest version of it here: http://sjp.co.nz/projects/gomstreamer/
A new feature is the ability to dump the stream to a file so that you're able to watch it later.
EDIT: Thanks deconduo for the hint.
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Getting this error which seems to be the same as several others. Any new ideas on how to fix it? tried with the latest v. and tried removing the lines that someone recommended.
Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 162, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 111, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 152, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(streamPattern, response).group(1) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
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Is anyone else able to reproduce the same problem?
RedHed: Have you edited run.sh to include your username & password? If you're still running into the problem with the latest version, replace gomstreamer.py with one located at http://sjp.co.nz/files/gomstreamer.py . Execute run.sh like normal, and paste the output here (you may want to replace your IP address (uip) with 0.0.0.0).
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I am getting this same error using the script linked to in the previous post.
Response: 1001
Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 166, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 111, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 151, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(streamPattern, response).group(1) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
Not sure what response code 1001 is.
Also, my Gom account is set up to authenticate through Facebook, am I screwed?
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and suddenly, without any apparent reason, it works!
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On January 11 2011 18:37 dkoontz wrote: Also, my Gom account is set up to authenticate through Facebook, am I screwed? This tool will only work with a regular account that is not authenticated by a third party. Sorry, you're screwed.
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i cant download this crap!!!! and MC is gonna play now! :@:@
can any1 send it to me or something asap cause the GitHub thing (!"#$) isnt working...
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Yeah, link isn't working. Any restreams tonight? who restreams? (I've paid for all 4 seasons)
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... that didn't explain a lot ... :/
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At least a MacGOM Player is in the works 
We are running the test for GOM Player Mac version. Once we are ready to launch it, we will let you know. Thank you.
source (post near the bottom by GOMtv Support)
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The script works for me using Fedora 14, thanks for updating it. However, when I tried HQ it sadly did not work. I purchased a premium ticket and can watch HQ normally on Windows. But, when I tried using the command line arg for gomstreamer.py as well as changing the hard coded default to HQ, it threw the same error other people have been getting:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "./gomstreamer.py", line 167, in <module> main() File "./gomstreamer.py", line 111, in main url = parseStreamURL(responseData) File "./gomstreamer.py", line 152, in parseStreamURL regexResult = re.search(streamPattern, response).group(1) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'
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I just want to say I love you, since I never thought I'd be able to watch the GSL live cause of my stupid Mac.
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hi,
thank you for gomstreamer!
since i am using my facebook account to sign in for GomTV, will it recognize my email/password from facebook too? or i really need a gomTV account instead?
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On December 02 2010 22:10 RoyalCheese wrote:Show nested quote +On December 02 2010 21:56 Serenades wrote:I tried to tag ".command" to the run.sh file and got this error: + Show Spoiler +Last login: Thu Dec 2 07:49:20 on ttys001 /Users/xxx/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/run.sh.command ; exit; xxx-macbook-pro:~ xxx$ /Users/xxx/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff/run.sh.command ; exit; /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python: can't open file './gomstreamer.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory logout
[Process completed]
any ideas? I wasn't quite sure how to run the run.sh otherwise. Total code noob. the problem is that the system can not find file 'gomstreamer.py', which is fine because you are currently in your home directory. Try to run this...first, change your current directory to the directory in which is your gomstreamer saved by "cd PATHtoGOMSTREAMER"...in your case type 'cd ~/Desktop/sjp-GOMstreamer-81dc6ff' and then type './run.sh.command' and it should work.
Nevermind. Got it. Thanks very much!
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Thanks, works awesome!
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Hey, this has worked fine for me in the past, but now I am getting error messages in the terminal and it doesn't launch. A couple access errors with "failed to read answer" showing, as well as a main input error with a huge link and "failed: (null)" at the end.
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having issues using the free stream on mac as well since today, monday march 14.
I was not using gomstreamer but a more manual approach, and it worked great with VLC once I had the link.Now, it fails.
I wonder why the people at GomTV think it is so important to break things that used to work.
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On March 14 2011 19:05 Plasmid wrote: having issues using the free stream on mac as well since today, monday march 14.
I was not using gomstreamer but a more manual approach, and it worked great with VLC once I had the link.Now, it fails.
I wonder why the people at GomTV think it is so important to break things that used to work.
Oh ok good, I'm not the only one. They just want people to pay I guess. But now I'm missing HuK!!!
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Still doesn't work for me. I get this when I use the terminal method:
Signing in. Grabbing the 'Live' page. Parsing the 'Live' page for the GOX XML link. Grabbing the GOX XML file. Parsing the GOX XML file for the stream URL. Parsing for the HTTP stream. Stream found, cleaning up URL.
Stream URL: http://38.108.112.134:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=20806&nid=800&uno=17126300&uip=70.80.213.104&title=2nd Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) GSL Mar. Up/Down&key=91a1421983d3fa0ec1a025549aa6227d&Format=OGM&SecSize=90112&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE
VLC command: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC "http://38.108.112.134:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=20806&nid=800&uno=17126300&uip=70.80.213.104&title=2nd+Generation+Intel%28R%29+Core%28TM%29+GSL+Mar.+Up%2FDown&key=91a1421983d3fa0ec1a025549aa6227d&Format=OGM&SecSize=90112&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE" "--http-caching=30000" --http-user-agent="KPeerClient" vlc://quit
Playing stream via VLC... [0x100214a48] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface. [0x11321b5d8] access_http access error: cannot connect to 38.108.112.134:8800 [0x11321b5d8] access_mms access error: cannot connect to 38.108.112.134:8800 [0x101003658] dummy demux: command `quit'
And I get this when I open the .command file:
/Users/*/Desktop/GOM/play.command ; exit; ****$ /Users/P/Desktop/GOM/play.command ; exit; python: can't open file './gomstreamer.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory logout
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Yeah, you might have to try a few times to get it to work. A solid solution hasn't been worked out yet.
I don't have OSX so I can't really test the *.command stuff.
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Gom makes it really hard to like them. I'll be happy when the nasl starts up and I no longer have to care about gom anymore.
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I am getting same thing as CosciaSi for a second straight night.
If there is anyone watching on mac the free live stream as of monday night, we would appreciate a complete listing of all the tools and steps you used.
I have tried about 4 different approaches so far, without any luck whatsoever. user-agent or not, chrome extensions, url decoding, browser, please give detailed explanation because what might be a trivial difference makes it not work for others.
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I was using the greasemonkey script from page one of this post that worked fine until Friday last week, during the finals of Code A I already started having problems and now VLC gives me an error every time.
Does anyone know if this new Chrome-VLC idea works on the mac or not ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Sorry for pumping this rather old thread, but this is the only solution that actually solved my "linux+gom tv" problem and i tried many of them.
THANKS A LOT!
Some technical stuff for those who have similar problems:
i am running Ubuntu 10.04 with firefox 4.0.1 and VLC 1.0.6.
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This works excellently for me, after trying any number of other things. Thank you, HazeNZ, it's great that you're keeping this up-to-date.
As someone who's bought a ticket for most of the GSL seasons, I really appreciate being able to actually, y'know, watch it. Hopefully GOM does something official, or at least recognizes your script as acceptable and necessary for linux users.
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Ohh finally I find something usefull!!! Thanks dude!
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trying to watch GSL live right now and the audio is coming out very strange, like it was passed through some kind of filter. anyone have an idea how to fix it?
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it works flawlessly for me, thank you so much! (xubuntu 11 out of the box + vlc)
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Wow worked flawlesly! Thanks a lot!
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Worked for me until today. Now VLC- Player will only start up for a second and then shut down. Maybe OP can find a new fix for that, would be really nice. I am running LINUX mint btw.
THX in advance
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On July 01 2011 20:49 Pvt.Parts wrote: Worked for me until today. Now VLC- Player will only start up for a second and then shut down. Maybe OP can find a new fix for that, would be really nice. I am running LINUX mint btw.
THX in advance
The following works with VLC and Firefox. It's a bit complicated, but it works.
- Download and install the FakeGom addon for FF: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=181714 - In Firefox, go to about:config (enter it into the address bar). Then rightclick, choose New -> String. In the first field enter "general.useragent.override" (no quotes) and in the second field enter "kPeerClient" (again, w/o quotes). - Now, browse to gomtv.net, login and click your stream button. A Firefox box should pop up asking you what program to use for the "gomcmd" link. In this dialog box choose for Firefox itself. - Firefox should now offer you a download, accept it and save it somewhere. If no download option is offered, but a blank page opens without anything else happening, then something is wrong with the useragent (2nd step). - Browse to the folder you selected for the download, locate "view.cgi.part" and open it in VLC. - You can now watch, pauze, forward and rewind the stream, which makes for fairly comfortable watching. Once the broadcast finishes, the file view.cgi will contain the entire broadcast since you started the download.
Note that changing the useragent that FF reports to websites to something unusual can cause some websites to freak out a bit. A bunch of websites will not see a desktop-browsers useragent string and will serve the mobile version of the site. To fix this, reset the custom option you added earlier: Go to about:config again, search for general.useragent.override, rightclick it and choose Reset.
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Just downloaded GOMstreamer (from http://sjp.co.nz/projects/gomstreamer/), off of a newly installed Ubuntu 11.04 (just installed it on my shitty comp since it runs better than XP, only a few things are installed and it is by no means cluttered).
I downloaded an outdated version by accident thanks to a link on a forum (v.61 as opposed to the current .63), but it is working absolutely fine for me. As long as I don't press the next/last chapter buttons which crash the player, I can watch it live and fast forward/slow down.
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Im moving out of my apartment come mid august and im on the fence about getting a mac mini for my TV. One huge reason is that i would be able to watch the GSL on a nice TV and sound system. If any starcraft fans who have upgraded/have the new lion OS (just released today) could tell me if this is compatible, ill love you long time.
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On February 09 2012 19:32 UNslaveD wrote:
quality bump right there
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I've tested this on three of my machines and can confirm it works on:
Mac OS X Lion Windows 7 64 Bit Ubuntu 11.10
Thanks for all the hard work on this. It rocks!
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It suddenly stopped working for me. The gom streamer doesn't want to connect anymore. I get this in the bash:
WARNING Unable to use SQTest quality stream. WARNING Purchase a premium ticket for access to this stream quality. WARNING Trying SQTest quality instead. WARNING Unable to use SQTest quality stream. WARNING Purchase a premium ticket for access to this stream quality ... over and over again... wtf, it was working just fine and suddenly it disconnected and doesn't work anymore T_T
SQTest is supposed to be free so it's weird :/
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Make sure you're selecting the main stream. The alternate stream is only available to people with a HQ pass.
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This program didn't work for me. I downloaded it, but it wouldn't execute past the download stage. I got an 0xc0000135 error while trying to install/use.
What would be the method of fixing this?
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Thanks for this, this is so awesome! Now I don't need to use a virtual machine anymore when I want to watch GSL.
On March 15 2012 21:06 Speedbump wrote: This program didn't work for me. I downloaded it, but it wouldn't execute past the download stage. I got an 0xc0000135 error while trying to install/use.
What would be the method of fixing this?
You need to install Microsoft NET Framework. http://www.microsoft.com/net
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Looks like something changed during Code A round that broke the script. Using the latest version from GitHub (which was last updated 6 days ago by the original programmer), this is the error that is given:
ERROR Unable to use SQTest quality stream. ERROR No SQTest quality streams available for use.
Edit: Whoops I just checked GOM forums and apparently they made a change 3 days ago to do an early 13:00 KST broadcast of half of the Code A matches that is only visible to premium members. It was showing as live on Teamliquid calendar but the one broadcasted 5 hours from now at the normal 18:00 KST will be the second half which will be free in low quality to everybody. So that's why I got the error message. Sorry for false alarm
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Thank you, works great on Ubuntu 11.04!
Much love and respect!
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One question: why is the save.sh script removed in the later versions of GomStreamer ?
It was very useful to save the stream so I could pause and unpause like a TiVo.
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Okay, couple of things.
Those instructions on the website for Mac absolutely suck.
And, I'm doing exactly as it the instructions say, and it keeps coming up with "ERROR Authentification failed. Please check your login and password. logout".
Someone explain this bullshit, I've been stuck on this all fucking afternoon. It shouldn't have these dumb problems.
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Great software, works like a charm for me. However, what are the license terms? I couldn't find them anywhere on your website or on Github.
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On May 16 2012 20:07 one-one-one wrote: One question: why is the save.sh script removed in the later versions of GomStreamer ?
It was very useful to save the stream so I could pause and unpause like a TiVo.
It's a bit late to answer this, but the current changelog for the readme file on github says "Removing saving features as per GOMtv's request", which I think answers you.
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Anyone else having issues with VLC 2.x on OSX? The stream won't even start, or I will get audio for a fraction of a second before it stops and won't start again.
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Anyones quality drastically reduced the past few days? It looks like absolute crap now, before it looked fine any suggestions? I've updated Flash and what not :/ just randomly started looking really bad.
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On July 05 2012 21:12 minimat wrote:Anyones quality drastically reduced the past few days? It looks like absolute crap now, before it looked fine  any suggestions? I've updated Flash and what not :/ just randomly started looking really bad.
The SQ paid-for stream is about as good as it always was. The Free stream was never good.
Also, updating Flash doesn't help you with the GOM livestreams. It's only used in the VODs
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Yea but even the start of this season it looked fine like it still does on my computer. It also happens with other videos in gom player so idk I'm stumped
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Sorry for resurecting this, but since ubuntu upgraded to VLC 2.x, GOMStreamer is not working. I only have sound, no video.
Any ideas ?
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Downloaded the script on my ubuntu. Worked like a charm, except that I had to specify my email on the command line even tho I already put it in linux/play.sh
Thanks a lot Haze! <3
To previous poster: Mine's running on what I assume is the latest vlc for ubuntu. Not vey helpful I know, just thought I'd let you know.
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I downloaded another player (Kaffeine) and it's working.
I had to modify the script to use Kaffeine instead of VLC though, but it's easy.
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On September 21 2012 18:20 Growiel wrote: Sorry for resurecting this, but since ubuntu upgraded to VLC 2.x, GOMStreamer is not working. I only have sound, no video.
Any ideas ?
Yeah I have similar problem. Mac osx 10.6, VLC 2.0.3, and the stream wont even start..
Anybody with a solution?
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On September 30 2012 16:22 Growiel wrote: I downloaded another player (Kaffeine) and it's working.
I had to modify the script to use Kaffeine instead of VLC though, but it's easy.
Would you mind doing some of us a big favour and documenting your changes? I poked around but I'm new to linux and python, so I didn't get too far beyond having it start kaffeine and doing nothing.
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On October 13 2012 05:46 lolstarz wrote:Show nested quote +On September 30 2012 16:22 Growiel wrote: I downloaded another player (Kaffeine) and it's working.
I had to modify the script to use Kaffeine instead of VLC though, but it's easy. Would you mind doing some of us a big favour and documenting your changes? I poked around but I'm new to linux and python, so I didn't get too far beyond having it start kaffeine and doing nothing.
Keep in mind that this is just a dirty fix to run Kaffeine instead of VLC on Linux. I did not clean up the code (some now useless VLC stuff) and I did not fix it for windows or Mac OS. This also breaks the "record to file" function, it realy just gets the stream and launches it with Kaffeine as it's the only usage I actually have of the GomStreamer.
0: Backup your gomstreamer.py file 1: Open the gomstreamer.py and remove everything from line 110 to line 129. 2: Remove everything from live 116 to 119 (it looks like it's the same line numbers, but remember that we removed some lines earlier) 3: Add the following line before # Executing command (should now be line 118 or close) cmd = "kaffeine "+url 4: Save and enjoy.
IMPORTANT : When modifying the file, you have to keep the right indentation (keep the stuff aligned)
If it doesn't I can try to help, but I really just provided you with the ugly stuff I did :D.
I usually get the stream URL by hand anyways, it's not that hard.
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