NSVtools GUI Frontend

PhatTommy39 · 15th May 2003, 21:21

Hi! I was just thinking about writing a front-end application for the NSVtools. That is, the ones that aren't GUI (such as NSVenc and NSVSCS).

If the Nullsoft Team is making a GUI please let me know, also let me know if anyone wants to help in this cause for making NSVtools a bit easier to work with.

Thanks!,
Necro

Jay · 16th May 2003, 11:02

I am not sure I see the point of a GUI unless the code to encode was actually built in?

At any rate there are NSVcap and NSVate which pretty much wrap a gui around nsvenc. No point in a GUI for nsvscsrc. At any rate they are supposed to be working on a new source tool so I am sure it will have the GUI interface you are wanting. Just not sure when we will see it.

PhatTommy39 · 16th May 2003, 20:22

Heh. It's not for me, it's for the public. Some people might be turned away from the cmd-line based NSVenc.

Also, I was planning on wrapping them all together into one single tool, which would be a Winamp plug-in. It would've been tabbed, so you could easily switch from process to process with ease, and you could multitask.

matthew1471 · 17th August 2003, 10:12

hey...did ya make it after? I thought it'd be a good idea

della · 18th August 2003, 10:24

http://137.224.241.250/chunks/

just a bare stream, will leave it on til friday eveneing dutch time cheers (put in winamp
http://137.224.241.250:8004/stream.nsv

della · 18th August 2003, 16:28

saw some attemps of ppl trying to connect to the stream, you'll need to paste it into winamp, its very unlikely that the browsers will recognise it and open it in winamp directly (unless ya played with the mime-types ofcourse)

cheers

krimson · 18th August 2003, 16:33

Seems to work

15th May 2003, 21:21	#1
PhatTommy39 Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: www.commorragh.org Posts: 86	NSVtools GUI Frontend Hi! I was just thinking about writing a front-end application for the NSVtools. That is, the ones that aren't GUI (such as NSVenc and NSVSCS). If the Nullsoft Team is making a GUI please let me know, also let me know if anyone wants to help in this cause for making NSVtools a bit easier to work with. Thanks!, Necro

16th May 2003, 11:02	#2
Jay Moderator Alumni Join Date: May 2000 Location: Next Door Posts: 8,888	I am not sure I see the point of a GUI unless the code to encode was actually built in? At any rate there are NSVcap and NSVate which pretty much wrap a gui around nsvenc. No point in a GUI for nsvscsrc. At any rate they are supposed to be working on a new source tool so I am sure it will have the GUI interface you are wanting. Just not sure when we will see it. -Jay \| Radio Toolbox.com

18th August 2003, 10:24	#5
della Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 33	http://137.224.241.250/chunks/ just a bare stream, will leave it on til friday eveneing dutch time cheers (put in winamp http://137.224.241.250:8004/stream.nsv Last edited by della; 18th August 2003 at 11:00.

18th August 2003, 16:33	#7
krimson Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 1	LiveChunk Seems to work

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16th May 2003, 20:22	#3
PhatTommy39 Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: www.commorragh.org Posts: 86	Heh. It's not for me, it's for the public. Some people might be turned away from the cmd-line based NSVenc. Also, I was planning on wrapping them all together into one single tool, which would be a Winamp plug-in. It would've been tabbed, so you could easily switch from process to process with ease, and you could multitask.

17th August 2003, 10:12	#4
matthew1471 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: A House Posts: 2	hey...did ya make it after? I thought it'd be a good idea

18th August 2003, 16:28	#6
della Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 33	saw some attemps of ppl trying to connect to the stream, you'll need to paste it into winamp, its very unlikely that the browsers will recognise it and open it in winamp directly (unless ya played with the mime-types ofcourse) cheers