<div>I had a thought today that since YouTube uses rtsp links (<a href="http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/developers_guide_protocol.html">http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/developers_guide_protocol.html</a>) that you could, in theory, create a YouTube IP recorder, have a
playlist.m3u file that contains the link to the video you want to watch, and fire up LiveTV and watch that video.</div>
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<div>My question is, how dynamic is the reading of that playlist.m3u in the recorder? Does it re-read each time it tunes? I could easily see this being integrated with MythNews or pulling this out of MythNews to support a frontend that re-wrote the
playlist.m3u depending on a user input such as which video to search for, picking from an RSS list feed and then launching the Myth player tuned to the "YouTube" channel on the IP recorder.</div>
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<div>Would this work? Since I added the basic video enclosure support to the RSS read in MythNews, I've tried to come up with any way that Myth can be fed rtsp or other streams and play them using the Internal player. This could be one way...
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<div>Kevin</div>