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Instructions to setup external streaming and chatting for livecoding.tv streams
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// ************** Instructions for connecting to the LiveCoding chatrooms from a 3rd party application. **************** | |
Step 1a (Ubuntu/ any OS with aptitude (aka apt-get)) : | |
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:rsrchboy/profanity && sudo apt-get update | |
apt-get install profanity | |
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Step 1b (OSX w/ homebrew): | |
$ brew install profanity | |
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Step 2 : | |
$ profanity | |
: /connect [username]@livecoding.tv | |
: [password] | |
: /account set [username]@livecoding.tv muc chat.livecoding.tv | |
: /join [channel-username-to-join] (i.e. "/join unicorn") ** | |
***This will work with any XMPP/Jabber client. (i.e. pidgin, messages (OSX), etc. ***** | |
Generic instructions for any client: | |
1) set username = [username]@livecoding.tv (if your client requests the domain then only put your [username] in there and put livecoding.tv in the domain field. | |
2) set the chat server/muc-server setting to "chat.livecoding.tv" | |
3) When asked for a password use your LiveCoding password. | |
4) Join a chatroom/stream | |
** You must have visited the channel in your browser from your account before it will let you connect from a 3rd party client. | |
also /help will give you help and /help [command] will explain a command | |
p.s. dont mess with any of the chatroom commands it could mess something up | |
// *************** instructions for getting the LiveCoding video stream from a device other than a browser on a pc ************* | |
** Step 2 will require a computer so you cant do everything from your phone as easy. Im sure theres a way. I just wont be explaining it. | |
Step 1a (Android, iOS?): Download VLC app. | |
Step 1b (PC, OSX, etc.): Go to nightlies.videolan.org and install the most recent version of VLC for your OS. | |
Step 2 (All): Go to the Live Stream you want on your other device and view the page source. | |
Step 3 : search for "rtmp" | |
Step 4 : copy the url that looks like "rtmp://..........." | |
Step 5 : Open VLC and click File->Open Network (For Computers), or Menu->Stream (For phones) | |
Step 6 : Paste the "rtmp://" address from step 4 in the Network address box. | |
Step 7 : Click Ok/Return/Go and wait a few seconds... the video should start. |
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@cpbotha did you find a solution? I'm new to emacs jabber but I believe I've tried almost anything