Here is the video
if anyone wants to see it and help me understand how I can work better for me it would be very nice
to get it to work directly in Odyssey

thank you

https://we.tl/t-rHLv1aj7So

I do a little update
I found a way to watch videos in real time
the conversion happens on the fly but currently only with readers (all)
Emotion-- FFplay-- MickJT-Player--

in practice ffmpeg converting them can be seen in real time
immediately without waiting for the complete conversion.

at the moment i'm only using the proxy as soon as i have time i put on apache so there is full support for http *

this is the YT.bat I'm using:

@rem Download a YouTube video and return it as a stream of MTS with MPEG2 data.
@rem Requires youtube-dl.exe and ffmpeg.exe in same folder as the batch and WebOne.
@ youtube-dl "% 1" -o - | ffmpeg -protocol_whitelist file, http, https, tcp, tls -movflags + frag_keyframe + separate_moof + omit_tfhd_offset + empty_moov output.mp4 -y -i pipe: -vcodec libx264 -acodec mp2 -f mpegts pipe:

Later I make a video
Currently only windows edge spoffing in odyssey latest version seems to be supported

For the moment I can't show it inside Odyssey directly but it can open the videos but only using an external video player but I'm working on it but this obviously concerns "winuae"

Maybe the explanation is not very clear but it works.

Of course, there are great scripts like Yt.rexx and Aiostreams that do the same and even better.

But the purpose is to be able to do it directly with the Browser

Any help would be very interesting to me.
Thank you.

Timberwolf is currently excluded from these tests.

in this video
you can see it working with Morphos without using OBS but simply recording directly with the AverMedia record button
with DVI-HDMI cable with the PoweBook

video link expires in 7 days (unfortunately)

clearly in this case to put a quick video I compressed it in .mkv
otherwise the standard format used by AverMedia and .mov

https://we.tl/t-MmQTTSZCgp

It is probably not of your interest
but I say the same maybe you are interested

i am selling this:
AVerMedia Live Gamer Portable 2 Plus Model (GC513)
Ultra HD 4Kp60 Hdmi 2 Video Capture Card, Pass Through

here the product link:
https://www.avermedia.com/us/product-detail/GC513

price 100 euros

I also include in the price a 128 gigabyte Class 10 ssd card (SANDISK)

you can use it with OBS

or as a recorder at the push of a button
without having a second computer that uses OBS.
You can record up to 4 consecutive hours with the SANDISK ssd card

official firmware updated to be compatible with windows 11 as well

If you want photos or other information send me a PM or you can write here as you like.

you can search the model on youtube to understand what it is
obviously it works with all consoles and PC etc.

And see the price on amazon to understand if you like it as a purchase.

Clearly anyone interested can let me know

From this I took inspiration to create a sort of server to try to use FFmpeg to convert streaming videos on the fly.

So I researched a bit but it's not my field but I like reading and experimenting.

The direct question is this:

It is possible to create a server for example using XAMPP in this case using Windows later I can also do it on a dedicated machine with linux once you understand how it works.

And via FFmpeg do real-time YouTube video conversions on the fly through Odyssey a bit like "AmiTube" does.

In practice, the server makes me the video conversions and through winuae + odyssey the videos should be fluid because processed through "ffmpeg" with a dedicated server, that's the idea.

here a video on YouTube to make you understand what I mean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgWVm_j3llo

In practice I do not need a step by step explanation but only to understand if it is possible to do it and what documentation I should look for because I can not find anything and possibly which programs to use apache php ffmpeg etc.

Thank you.

Here the screenshot if it can be useful:
https://imgur.com/a/9yROwm5

adding the following line to the webone.conf configuration file
[Edit: ^ (http: // www \. | Http: //) youtube.com/watch]
AddConvert = yt.bat
AddResponseHeader = Content-Type: video / MP2T

now the video on YouTube is intercepted correctly but only the download of the file starts and can then be played for example with Emotion Player but this is not the purpose I have to understand if it is possible to see it through the Odyssey browser while ffmpeg converts it on the fly.

separate note:
yt.bat is what I should be able to configure to start figuring out how to set up the conversion (I think)

yt.bat reports this:
@rem Download a YouTube video and return it as a stream of MTS with MPEG2 data.

@rem Requires youtube-dl.exe and ffmpeg.exe in same folder as the batch and WebOne.

@ youtube-dl "% 1" -o - | ffmpeg -i pipe: -vcodec mpeg2video -acodec mp2 -f mpegts pipe:

So it works should be modified by someone of good will eventually

@ddni
Hi,
WebONE program was updated 14 hours ago
https://github.com/atauenis/webone
so now I'll try again.
If it doesn't work, I'm probably doing something wrong.
A long time ago I would have gathered some friends and sought a solution together.
But that time has passed I'm getting old
So forums are a great alternative where people are available and with the same passion.

Although I live in Italy I like to drink coffee (not espresso) but in a large cup with water and drink it little by little.
So I do my thing little by little

I guess "@walkero" might take a look at the program to see if it's compatible with Odyssey.
Given his experience, I think it would take you little to understand if it works.
Or even other forum users.

Currently "aiostreams" works fine and so does YT.rexx
with winuae in emulation.

But this would be a great solution in emulation if it would work but in reality I still don't understand if I have configured the "webone.conf" configuration file well and the yt.bat file to make it work, here this is frustrating.

It would be nice if someone else tried
Thank you.

I've done a series of tests
In conclusion, "Webone" should be updated like all programs that have to do with YouTube such as YT.rexx Aiostreams Etc.

Here I used Odyssey with the "user-agent edge 80" but also other compatible "user-agents" the result is always the same.

note that i also updated ffmpeg by creating environment variables in windows 10 enterprise to be safe.

And as you can see from the ffmpeg video try to convert the video on youtube on the fly to forward it directly to "Odyssey" but in reality it probably fails because it is not updated.
The series of events can be seen in the output of the window.

Maybe using Youtube-dlp or an updated fork for the purpose of "WebOne" would work great.

But who can do it?



here the video if it is of interest:

https://we.tl/t-vr7fNvuuY0

Sorry for the OT
I make a copy and paste
than what I wrote on EAB.

Maybe someone is interested in the emulation side and is much more experienced than me knows how to configure it well.

I wanted to try this:

I was trying "WebONE" works for proxy certificates etc.
But the interesting part for the emulation is this even if I don't know if it works or if it is useful:
https://github.com/atauenis/webone

""" Picture format converting is performing via convert from ImageMagick (installing automatically).
Video files can be converted on fly via ffmpeg. It's included in Win-x64.full zips, and can be installed manually on Linux/macOS.
To watch YouTube.com videos through proxy, install ffmpeg together with youtube-dl (included in Win-x64.full zips) and use included yt.bat/yt.sh script."""


I will have to do various tests but when I enable user-agents useful for the purpose in the program log ffmpeg appears trying to convert the video but I still don't understand how to do it.

Here the "readme" for the part dedicated to YouTube:

Windows batch script to use Youtube-Dl as video converter for WebOne.
System requirements:
* Server:
* MS Windows XP +
* WebOne proxy server v0.9.2 or newer
* Youtube-DL EXE (https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/releases)
* FFmpeg EXE (https://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html#build-windows)
* Fast multicore CPU
* Fast internet and LAN connection

* Client:
* Streaming video player like Windows Media Player or VLC
* Audio and video codecs (or K-Lite Codec Pack)
* Fast LAN connection

How to use:
Step 1. Unpack yt.bat into WebOne folder.
Step 2. Copy ffmpeg.exe into WebOne folder.
Step 3. Copy youtube-dl.exe into WebOne folder.
Step 4. Add to [Converters] section of webone.conf this line:
yt.bat "% SRCURL%"
Step 5. Add to webone.conf this edit set:
[Edit: ^ (http: // www \. | Http: //) youtube.com/watch]
AddConvert = yt.bat
AddResponseHeader = Content-Type: video / MP2T
Step 6. Open any player on client PC and open url
[ Show youtube player ] * via proxy
or
http: // proxyhost: port /! convert /? url = URL_LIKE_ABOVE & util = yt.bat * direct
The requested video should begin playing in the player.

In full Win32 / 64 builds of WebOne, steps 1-4 are already complete. Step 5 is
present in webone.conf, but by default is commented (disabled).

Configuring:
- To change path to youtube-dl.exe and / or ffmpeg.exe edit yt.bat and
add "cd disk: \ path \ to \ binaries" line on top or edit paths directly
- To change output codecs, resolution or other parameters of video
stream edit "-vcodec mpeg2video -acodec mp3 -f mpegts" line in yt.bat.

List of available codecs and formats can be get through running ffmpeg.exe
on proxy machine with "-codecs" and "-formats" arguments.


Note: the example edit set in Step 5 of the manual is for WebOne 0.10.1+.
For WebOne 0.9.2 / 0.9.3 use this old-style webone.conf rule:
[FixableURL: ^ (http: // www \. | Http: //) youtube.com/watch]
Redirect = http: //% Proxy% /! Convert /? Url =% Url% & util = yt.bat & type = video / MP2T

If anyone can be of help
Sorry I'm always looking for help

To note that the developer talks about powerppc and 68k in the readme of him but has never had any feedback and reports to be able to improve it further from this side.

The client support has been tested using the procedure documented in the test directory. It would be interesting to hear about your experiences on different platforms. Browservice is expected to work on Internet Explorer or Firefox on old m68k and PowerPC Macs, but due to lack of access, these have not been tested.

@VooDoo,
Hi
I am using "browservice" to render the pages correctly.
browsing is fast in the sites I would say "good"
it probably lacks some kind of support as always in emulation due to the graphics card.

here the program:
https://github.com/ttalvitie/browservice

i have no idea how to do it on real hardware
but in theory you just need to have "browservice" on a local machine with windows or linux and it should work fine for you with an X5000.

what I was looking for was graphics plugin support or ffmpeg to do the conversion on the fly.

I guess it can be done by good developers

An "xpi" extension for TimberWolf that supports aiostreans and YT.rexx would also be interesting.

But mine are just wrong ideas maybe there are people who surely know more than me.

I wanted to try TimberWolf with the 4.1FE Using "Browservice" It works "well" for navigation.
I also tried YouTube and it works to start could be fine.


I wanted to ask if there is something more efficient similar to Browservice ??


The test was carried out on the same PC without using another dedicated PC.

I will need advice on who is proficient in this type of program and if there is something more efficient.


Even more complex.

(linux on dedicated machine or windows through "powershell")


I'd like to see if there is any kind of conversion that can be done on the fly maybe like "AmiTube" does (I hope the question is right)


Thank you.



Here the test with TimberWolf to see the videos on YouTube:
https://we.tl/t-zqIipmSCQ2

Perfect, Thanks to all.

I have recently updated my internet security suite
with "BitDefender Internet Security"
The "osdepot" site does not have an updated or untrusted certificate.
Obviously a "false positive"

I was wondering if others also experience this with "windows 10"
I used "kaspersky" before and this problem never occurred.
Thank you.

@kas1e
I have prepared a video for you with qemu 6.2.0
where you can see sam460ex 4.1 with all updates including update1 and 2.

I don't know what tests you intend to take (question)?

The test was carried out with a Ryzen 5800x with "qemu host linux"
I had done these tests with an intel I5 2400 and I don't notice big differences, this is a sign that the quality of qemu is good.
Obviously there is no graphics card support.

You can also work by mounting a usb-data stick directly using it in 4.1 qemu mounts it without problems.
So you can move the data you need in seconds.

If you need more details, I'm happy to answer you.
Because the procedure is particular especially for the 4.1FE amigaos cd once the system is installed
qemu does not recognize the -cdrom option as a second device with sam460ex.

Also currently I was modifying the ISO of 4.1 on a "personal only" basis to make it compatible with sm501 with pegasos2 the experiment was successful.
Without going into details
But qemu should be modified for this purpose
But to do this in depth and also to support PicassoIV it takes someone who knows very well amigaos 4.1 at least to modify the ISO and load the right modules at least to do the first tests.

Here I made you a short video:
in 7 days usually the site hosting it deletes it.

https://we.tl/t-lYmpIQcbNQ

part note:
the audio is heard perfectly
i used a software to capture the video
this is why I don't hear it

Hi,
and a lot that I didn't write,
I just wanted to say that the device to choose is:
cyberstormppc and not uaehf.device
also in "ram z3mapping mode" you have to choose "real" and not "automatic" ( avoid many crashes )
these two options alone increase system performance with winuae by over 100%.
On the contrary, if you do not choose the performance it degrades by more than 100%

If it helps, I can leave my configuration file

I also add that in RTG Board (winuae panel)
you have to choose:
8bit *
15 / 16bit
24bit
R8G8B8A8
(only after configuring uaegfx will the colors be offset otherwise)

select G-REX + ES1370 PCI instead everyone chooses MEDIATOR as well as being more efficient it allows you to allocate more memory and the sound is cleaner.
(use the floppy included in the amigaos 4.1 Final CD for the firmware at the first installation boot).

And the emulation speed increases (you will notice this only using applications and not just doing a system installation but using it in practice with many applications.

If possible select Wasapi EX this improves a lot of things
If you use a capture program to make your videos instead, select Wasapi Default.

select winuae RTG Board "hardware sprite emulation"
you will immediately see for example "Quake" you will see perfectly for example without any artifact.
If you always disable it with Quake you will see the artifacts on the screen.

All of these tweaks will make emulation better even if there are other tweaks in all emulation to do.

But this is a good place to start.

"If after working on a virtual .hdf the system satisfies you.
then you can still increase the speed more by using a real hard drive even ssd.
This increases the speed of copying files exponially.
normal hard drive more than double compared to an .hdf
ssd drive 6-8 times faster than a normal hard drive

use "x76 hide" to initialize the hard disk with specific tools like
"acronis diskdirector"
at that point winuae will recognize the hard disk without problems.
And you can initialize the hard disk directly with "hdtoolbox"

one important thing for this step (real hard drives only)
is to use "uaehf.device"
otherwise you won't be able to initialize it the first time.
Later you can mount it as "cyberstormppc.device"
you just need to save the changes with "hdtoolbox" by choosing "cyberstormppc.device".
At that point the real hard drive will always be seen regularly with "cyberstormppc.device" on every boot."

"With the "hide" option windows will not interfere when you use the real hard disk.
otherwise it will always try to initialize it and conflict with winuae."


this step will give compatibility with most programs and only in some cases "patchcompositetags" will be used

obviously all that I have learned in my experience with 4.1FE I owe it to this forum that I thank again and its users.

But unfortunately in emulation some things deviate from the real hardware.

And they must be adapted but then in the end nothing particular.

here is a small video I recently made with AmiTube 0.7
you can see the running speed.

https://we.tl/t-3PV3VRQ2cK

Thanks again to everyone, for the precious suggestions you have always given me.

@kas1e
With winuae and difficult to configure E-UAE it took me a long time to use version 1.0 jit R8 if I'm not mistaken.
I tried your version some time ago unfortunately I didn't notice any benefits because if I use the (emulated workbench 3.9 via E-UAE SDL version then UAEGFX works).

But if I have to use WHDLoad I use the X1000 version it is much faster with winuae emulating 4.1.

separate note:
you may encounter problems installing (uaegfx)
installation may hang when installing UAEGFX driver with E-UAE.

The solution is to wait
the installation seems to freeze but it doesn't.
you just have to wait

Or use winuae and create the whole installation from there.

This is the X1000 version with preconfigured WHDLoad :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbz9AjoCAqI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yreAhzu3SKM

@kas1e
I use E-UAE with uaegfx
I guess it does the same with real machines
here a little video if that's what you mean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9Lk7vKFglU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6bfQFMtcX8

@walkero
thanks for the new version
it works perfectly