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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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