Is it possible to generate a static link 4 this?

[Pynot]

Hi,

I'm trying to grab the direct link for this 24/7 streaming channel, so I could use it on Kodi:
tvonline24hs.com/assistir-american-dad-online

The problem is that the link I could capture using "url helper" expires after a couple hours.
"http://62.210.89.38:8081/american/american/chunks.m3u8?nimblesessionid=1473666&wmsAuthSign=c2 VydmVyX3RpbWU9OS8yOC8yMDE1IDEyOjIyOjA5IEFNJmhhc2hf dmFsdWU9L2doam40OEVLSWI4b1RKTzBLek1Mdz09JnZhbGlkbW ludXRlcz0zMDA="

Is there a way to generate a permanent static link for this channel?

Thanks in advance.

[biezom]

Hi,

I'm trying to grab the direct link for this 24/7 streaming channel, so I could use it on Kodi:
tvonline24hs.com/assistir-american-dad-online

The problem is that the link I could capture using "url helper" expires after a couple hours.
"http://62.210.89.38:8081/american/american/chunks.m3u8?nimblesessionid=1473666&wmsAuthSign=c2 VydmVyX3RpbWU9OS8yOC8yMDE1IDEyOjIyOjA5IEFNJmhhc2hf dmFsdWU9L2doam40OEVLSWI4b1RKTzBLek1Mdz09JnZhbGlkbW ludXRlcz0zMDA="

Is there a way to generate a permanent static link for this channel?

Thanks in advance.

hi
not possible static link but you can use LiveStreamsPro addon by Shanis and create a .xml file

<item>
<title>American-Dad</title>
<link>$doregex[get-M3U8]</link>
<regex>
<name>get-M3U8</name>
<expres>file: "(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>http://tvonline24hs.com/assistir-american-dad-online</page>
</regex>
</item>

[Pynot]

Thank you very much, worked flawlessly.
When I first instaled this addon, a while ago, I read something about this regex function in the addon change log. But newbie as I am (never heard about this regex stuff), I didn't understand what was that for. If I'm not wrong this function is to genenate a pattern for dynamic links?
Using your code I tried to create a xml playlist with that American Dad channel and a Two and Half Men channel:

<item>
<title>American Dad</title>
<link>$doregex[get-M3U8]</link>
<regex>
<name>get-M3U8</name>
<expres>file: "(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>http://tvonline24hs.com/assistir-american-dad-online</page>
</regex>
</item>


<item>
<title>Two and a Half Men</title>
<link>$doregex[get-M3U8]</link>
<regex>
<name>get-M3U8</name>
<expres>file: "(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>http://canaistv.net/Two-and-a-Half-men-ao-vivo</page>
</regex>
</item>

But something went wrong, the Two and a Half Men channel appears in the list but livestreams pro couldn't play it.
Could you point me what I'm missing in the code? I think if I undestand the logic behind this regex code, maybe I could apply it for a lot of links around the web (it seems that those dynamics links are the new tendencies for streaming channels)
Thank you again.

[biezom]

Thank you very much, worked flawlessly.
When I first instaled this addon, a while ago, I read something about this regex function in the addon change log. But newbie as I am (never heard about this regex stuff), I didn't understand what was that for. If I'm not wrong this function is to genenate a pattern for dynamic links?
Using your code I tried to create a xml playlist with that American Dad channel and a Two and Half Men channel:

<item>
<title>American Dad</title>
<link>$doregex[get-M3U8]</link>
<regex>
<name>get-M3U8</name>
<expres>file: "(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>http://tvonline24hs.com/assistir-american-dad-online</page>
</regex>
</item>


<item>
<title>Two and a Half Men</title>
<link>$doregex[get-M3U8]</link>
<regex>
<name>get-M3U8</name>
<expres>file: "(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>http://canaistv.net/Two-and-a-Half-men-ao-vivo</page>
</regex>
</item>

But something went wrong, the Two and a Half Men channel appears in the list but livestreams pro couldn't play it.
Could you point me what I'm missing in the code? I think if I undestand the logic behind this regex code, maybe I could apply it for a lot of links around the web (it seems that those dynamics links are the new tendencies for streaming channels)
Thank you again.

it's rtmp protocol and not hls(.m3u8)

regex function read the source page and select a part of this source based on the particular filter

<item>
<title>Two and a Half Men</title>
<link>$doregex[get-RTMP] playpath=$doregex[get-playpath] pageUrl=$doregex[get-pageUrl]</link>
<regex>
<name>get-playpath</name>
<expres>file=(.*?)\.</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-pageUrl]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-RTMP</name>
<expres>streamer=(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-pageUrl]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-pageUrl</name>
<expres>url=(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed-html]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed-html</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>$doregex[get-embed1]</page>
</regex>
<regex>
<name>get-embed1</name>
<expres>iframe.*src="(.*?)"</expres>
<page>http://canaistv.net/Two-and-a-Half-men-ao-vivo</page>
</regex>
</item>

[Pynot]

I see. I'll study this regex code. Thank you for sharing this solution.

[zoszkar]

Hi,

Same problem here.. Also I'm trying to create xml for this streaming channel (http://lshadow.net/?l=57ffa6e254127f5) as biezom mentioned, but my problem is that I can't find stream url in website because I think it's in javascript.

Url helper give me this link:
http://cdn.point2this.com:8899/n-live/hur1/chunks.m3u8?nimblesessionid=487279&wmsAuthS...RtaW51dGVzPTMw

Is there a way to create regex xml for this channel?