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I do have an idea for a project, however, with being a complete n00b to Raspberry PI & programming (I'm a Cisco Network Engineer / Project Manager guy myself) I can't see myself doing it alone.if even at all! The idea is simple in theory, of course, and i'm SURE it can be done with PI. In fact, in ALL my researching on the web - I can't believe someone has thought of this. If they have, it may very well be quiet as kept. Ok.here it goes: The background: Slingbox is a media device which basically takes your home cable box and places it on the web.
Essentially, the device sits in BETWEEN your cable box and TV and has an RJ45 outlet to connect to your home router. From there, it is accessible to all of your media devices (Smartphones, tablets, and of course PC's) and allows you to watch your home TV from anywhere in the WORLD with an internet connection. From your PC, it utilizes your Web browser to connect your Slingbox which allows for Cross-platform connectivity.
The problem: The problem I have found is what if you do not want to use your smartphone or tablet to connect to your Slingbox? What if you are traveling to another country and have a TV in your hotel room and you would like to watch your home TV from there? Do you really want to use your phone or tablet when you have a perfectly good TV sitting in front of you? What if your parents live in Florida and you live in New York and they wanted to watch local sports from New York? In ALL of these examples, wouldn't it be nice to send them a little device to plug into their TV (via HDMI or composite) which automatically connects to your Slingbox and they have can see your TV?
The Idea: The idea is rather simple. Utilize a Raspberry PI and configure it in such a way where it automatically boots up into a web browser and points directly to the Slingbox that you have configured. All of the control aspects - changing channels or configuring Wifi - of the PI can be used via a portable USB keyboard / mouse combo.
) The foreseen hurdles: Being able to utilize a wireless connection. Maybe have a screen from the onset to statically configure the WiFi of your current location before automatically logging into the Slingbox as well as being able to figure out a way to change the channels via the Web. Using HDMI and / or composite connection from the PI to the TV. Hopefully you consider this as a GREAT project.
I think this is something that can even be marketed and sold to Slingbox. I would call it the 'SlingTraveler' Your thoughts? Happy New Year to all, I have been looking for a solution to have SlingPlayer on Raspberry Pi running KODI. The Sling Player for windows requires Flashplayer to run, Flashplayer does not exist on the Raspberry Pi. The older Pi's have a slower processor and may not be fast enough to run Flashplayer if that existed on this platform, nevertheless the Raspberry Pi 2B is powerful enough to do so would the Flashplayer developers port it for Raspberry Pi or not is THE QUESTION. Until then we will have to swallow our pride and put up with what is (in our case is not) available for Raspberry Pi. Looking forward to seeing Flashplayer on Raspberry PI KODI.
Best wishes for the new year 2016 Flashplayer resolution. It's an interesting project, but just another wheel: SlingPlayer for Roku: SlingPlayer for Roku uses your Slingbox and SlingPlayer on your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet to stream your TV programs to your Roku player, and then onto your TV. For more details, see the SlingPlayer for Roku FAQ, linked below. SlingPlayer for Chromecast: SlingPlayer for Chromecast uses your Slingbox and SlingPlayer on your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet to stream your TV programs to your Chromecast player, and then onto your TV. For more details, see the SlingPlayer for Chromecast FAQ, linked below. Slingplayer for Fire TV: Slingplayer for Fire TV uses your Slingbox to stream your TV programs to your Fire TV or Fire TV Stick, and then onto your TV. For additional details, see the Slingplayer for Fire TV FAQ, linked below.
Hi all, To capture the RAW stream from a slingbox 350, you will need the perl, the Crypt::TeaJS perl package and the rec350.pl perl script and the randomly generated password assigned to your slingbox. To get rec350.pl or other slingbox variants, simply download the kmttg project from sourceforge and extract a script from the 'slingbox' directory. To aquire the slingbox password, you must login to. After, visit this official sling media site to retrieve the password: (you want the 'adminPassword') (be careful if you have more than one registered box!) Armed with all the pre-requisites, you may now fire up the script with this command for example. (I have not tested this on a pi so you may want to adjust the bit-rate accordingly) Open a console and type: perl rec350.pl -output -ip -port -pass -vbw 7000 -vs 16 Breakdown:.: You may find the slingbox IP address on the slingbox settings page on newwatch.slingbox.com.vbw 7000: Change this depending on performance.vs 16: this is for 1080i resolution After this, the script will run in the console window and will VERY QUICKLY take up space on your storage device since it is mostly uncompressed. To view the stream, use ffplay or VLC to open the ASF file. Don't bother trying to transcode or re-stream the raw stream using VLC since there is a custom 'control stream' that seems to choke VLC.
I have been mildly successful using ffmpeg libraries to manipulate the stream taking this into consideration but your milage may vary. My ideal situation would be to 'jailbreak' the slingbox350 (there seems to be active ssh with unknown password) so that we can make the stream accessible in a more digestible format for a raspberry pi.
Until now this will have to do. This should give anyone wanting to experiment with this a solid starting point. Credit for rec350.pl script goes to place shifting enthusiasts forum user Slinguist. Useful links:. I have spent quite a while tinkering with slingbox and am currently searching for a JTAG/UART port on it, so if anyone has problems with the stream I am happy to help. Disclaimer: Tested on linux and windows, not on a pi.
I do have an idea for a project, however, with being a complete n00b to Raspberry PI & programming (I'm a Cisco Network Engineer / Project Manager guy myself) I can't see myself doing it alone.if even at all! The idea is simple in theory, of course, and i'm SURE it can be done with PI. In fact, in ALL my researching on the web - I can't believe someone has thought of this. If they have, it may very well be quiet as kept. Ok.here it goes: The background: Slingbox is a media device which basically takes your home cable box and places it on the web. Essentially, the device sits in BETWEEN your cable box and TV and has an RJ45 outlet to connect to your home router.
From there, it is accessible to all of your media devices (Smartphones, tablets, and of course PC's) and allows you to watch your home TV from anywhere in the WORLD with an internet connection. From your PC, it utilizes your Web browser to connect your Slingbox which allows for Cross-platform connectivity. The problem: The problem I have found is what if you do not want to use your smartphone or tablet to connect to your Slingbox? What if you are traveling to another country and have a TV in your hotel room and you would like to watch your home TV from there? Do you really want to use your phone or tablet when you have a perfectly good TV sitting in front of you? What if your parents live in Florida and you live in New York and they wanted to watch local sports from New York?
In ALL of these examples, wouldn't it be nice to send them a little device to plug into their TV (via HDMI or composite) which automatically connects to your Slingbox and they have can see your TV? The Idea: The idea is rather simple. Utilize a Raspberry PI and configure it in such a way where it automatically boots up into a web browser and points directly to the Slingbox that you have configured. All of the control aspects - changing channels or configuring Wifi - of the PI can be used via a portable USB keyboard / mouse combo. ) The foreseen hurdles: Being able to utilize a wireless connection. Maybe have a screen from the onset to statically configure the WiFi of your current location before automatically logging into the Slingbox as well as being able to figure out a way to change the channels via the Web. Using HDMI and / or composite connection from the PI to the TV.
Hopefully you consider this as a GREAT project. I think this is something that can even be marketed and sold to Slingbox. I would call it the 'SlingTraveler' Your thoughts? Happy New Year to all, I have been looking for a solution to have SlingPlayer on Raspberry Pi running KODI. The Sling Player for windows requires Flashplayer to run, Flashplayer does not exist on the Raspberry Pi.
The older Pi's have a slower processor and may not be fast enough to run Flashplayer if that existed on this platform, nevertheless the Raspberry Pi 2B is powerful enough to do so would the Flashplayer developers port it for Raspberry Pi or not is THE QUESTION. Until then we will have to swallow our pride and put up with what is (in our case is not) available for Raspberry Pi. Looking forward to seeing Flashplayer on Raspberry PI KODI. Best wishes for the new year 2016 Flashplayer resolution. It's an interesting project, but just another wheel: SlingPlayer for Roku: SlingPlayer for Roku uses your Slingbox and SlingPlayer on your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet to stream your TV programs to your Roku player, and then onto your TV. For more details, see the SlingPlayer for Roku FAQ, linked below.
SlingPlayer for Chromecast: SlingPlayer for Chromecast uses your Slingbox and SlingPlayer on your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet to stream your TV programs to your Chromecast player, and then onto your TV. For more details, see the SlingPlayer for Chromecast FAQ, linked below.
Slingplayer for Fire TV: Slingplayer for Fire TV uses your Slingbox to stream your TV programs to your Fire TV or Fire TV Stick, and then onto your TV. For additional details, see the Slingplayer for Fire TV FAQ, linked below.
Hi all, To capture the RAW stream from a slingbox 350, you will need the perl, the Crypt::TeaJS perl package and the rec350.pl perl script and the randomly generated password assigned to your slingbox. To get rec350.pl or other slingbox variants, simply download the kmttg project from sourceforge and extract a script from the 'slingbox' directory. To aquire the slingbox password, you must login to.
After, visit this official sling media site to retrieve the password: (you want the 'adminPassword') (be careful if you have more than one registered box!) Armed with all the pre-requisites, you may now fire up the script with this command for example. (I have not tested this on a pi so you may want to adjust the bit-rate accordingly) Open a console and type: perl rec350.pl -output -ip -port -pass -vbw 7000 -vs 16 Breakdown:.: You may find the slingbox IP address on the slingbox settings page on newwatch.slingbox.com.vbw 7000: Change this depending on performance.vs 16: this is for 1080i resolution After this, the script will run in the console window and will VERY QUICKLY take up space on your storage device since it is mostly uncompressed. To view the stream, use ffplay or VLC to open the ASF file.
Don't bother trying to transcode or re-stream the raw stream using VLC since there is a custom 'control stream' that seems to choke VLC. I have been mildly successful using ffmpeg libraries to manipulate the stream taking this into consideration but your milage may vary.
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My ideal situation would be to 'jailbreak' the slingbox350 (there seems to be active ssh with unknown password) so that we can make the stream accessible in a more digestible format for a raspberry pi. Until now this will have to do.
This should give anyone wanting to experiment with this a solid starting point. Credit for rec350.pl script goes to place shifting enthusiasts forum user Slinguist. Useful links:.
I have spent quite a while tinkering with slingbox and am currently searching for a JTAG/UART port on it, so if anyone has problems with the stream I am happy to help. Disclaimer: Tested on linux and windows, not on a pi.