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URL action to play locally stored Video(s) on Cisco DMP

jpdderooij
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Hi,

I am trying to script the playback of certain video's using TCL, and so far I have managed to open JPEG with:

http://<dmp-ip+auth>:7777/set_param?init.BROWSER_CMD=file:///tmp/ftproot/usb1<filename>

is there some way to trigger playback of video's (TS-MPEG) in this fashion?

With regards,

Hans de Rooij

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Hans,

If this answers your questions, please mark this discussion as "Answered".

Thank You

T.

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Tomas de Leon
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Here is a Sample:



  admin          = DMP Web Account Username

  default        = DMP Web Account Password

  a.b.c.d        = IP Address of DMP

  Local URL      = file:///tmp/ftproot/usb_1/movies/Cisco-HN-PoliceDepart.wmv


https://admin:default@a.b.c.d/set_param?mng.command=stop%20stream&mng.command=stop%20file&mng.command=stop%20pickch&mng.command=start%20plylst%20stop&mng.command=stop%20udp&mng.command=stop%20rtp&mng.command=stop%20rtp%5Fv&mng.command=stop%20rtp%5Fa&...

You can capture some command strings using Firefox and Firebug debugging tool. 

Use FF to access the DMP-DM and issue desired commands and then look at Firebug

output for ALL tab and you will see the commands issues.

I Hope this Helps!


T.

I just implemented a work-around with your response to the previous discussion;

Re: Looping a file stored locally  on the DMP

and now I have an HTML-file driving the playback of video content.

Thanks to the local-mpg-file.html I have finally found an easy and effective way of applying this to my script.

Going to look into the reply you gave me as well, and for future reference as well, but in any case I have alot of gratitude for your expertise and timing

With regards,

Hans de Rooij

Hans,

If this answers your questions, please mark this discussion as "Answered".

Thank You

T.

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