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HAVA -> I have one to test it, who is interested ask here.

Started by massabuntu, July 13, 2009, 03:58:01 PM

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massabuntu

For the interested,
I bought an Hava Platinum HD, (http://myhava.com/product_hava_platinum_hd.html) and i want to integrate it with MCE.

Coming soon additional infos...

krys

I looked at those a while back, I even spoke with one of their devs and he informed me that you needed a closed source player to be able to watch the streaming content... so probably not much you can do to integrate it with LMCE unfortunately, other than just controlling the unit.

massabuntu

A recent topic in their forum says  they are improving the remote (rtsp) rate of streaming in a 4000 kb/s, soon we would be able to receive easly the rtsp:// stream, which actually is limited to 1200 kb/s.

Moreover the Hava firmware is Open under GPL i think.

krys

That would be great news, but like I said... when I asked the dev directly he said the stream was encrypted and could only be viewed with their client software. Maybe it has changed as that was a few months ago.

massabuntu

I posted in their forum, let's wait some days and then i'll contact the devs if there are any upcoming news, o  maybe you can contact them.

merkur2k

hmm, ethernet attached component capture device...
/drool
:D
hope something good comes out of this, would be an awesome device to have support for!

krys

Merkur2k: thats what I was thinking when I first saw the device.. mpeg-2 multicast over the network, would be an awesome addition. Especially since it has component inputs and only costs $145. Its unfortunate that it doesn't just output an unencrypted stream

massabuntu

In fact, would be awsome to have the stream ready to use.
Hava has 2 mode of streaming.

1) Encripted mpeg2 - LOCAL MODE
2) rtsp with a max of 1,2 Mb/s but thy are REALLY  working to reach the 4 mb/s quality. - REMOTE MODE

So the first step is to receive the remote stream, and working later on the local one.