Chris Koster wrote:
> Yes, you can use standard credential notation as you would with any url, example:
>
>
http://username:password@mytvhserver.com:9981/bladibla
> smb://username:password@192.168.1.1/downloads/
> ftp://username:password@myserver.com
>
> etc
You don't understand correctly
Idea is to get playlist with build in link-s with user and pass
Something as:
http://ip.of.tvh:9981/playlist/user/username/pass/password
and then all links inside to have
http://username:password@ip.of.tvh:9981/chanell....
without any more manipulations.