This is my first crack at a Plex plugin (and python dev for that matter).
I’m attempting to create a video plugin to view ‘on-demand’ TV from the Australian channel 10 (http://ten.com.au).
I’ve managed to get a first cut of the menu system up, and believe I’ve got the appropriate URLs formatted to retrieve a flash stream. The URL I have created based on the menu selections will play an embedded flash video in a browser, eg:
Looking at your site config, I think the problem is caused by one or two things:
The double site attribute in the site tag;
The value should probably be http://ten.com.au if you’re using the urls of the pages wih the embedded player, or http://apps.v2.movideo.com if you’re using the .swf files directly (I’m not sure if that is possible or even a good idea, because when you link to the swf file the player doesn’t have a specific height and width)
I’ve been using the URL of the swf directly as I’d found that easier to identify and verify. If that is iffy I’ll refocus on the primary flash video and see what I can sniff to understand it’s format.
The double site attribute in the tag I’d only added in because the single attribute wasn’t working. I’ve tried your suggestion re the “.*” but still no joy - yet.
Thanks - I’d not stumbled upon the fixplay.ninemsn.com.au site - but I’m definately interested in further developing it. Might take a while as I’m learning as I go - but if you want to send me what you’ve got so far, I’ll keep you (and others) posted on any progress.
I've put both the [Channel 10](http://wiki.plexapp.com/index.php/Channel10) and [Nine MSN](http://wiki.plexapp.com/index.php/NineMSN) (FixPlay) plugins up on the unsupported plugins page.
For those interested - I've written up some steps for newbies in developing a plugin [here](http://adamrumbold.com/?p=150)
Its back online now. Seems my hosting provider had reset my DNS records :angry:
(you get what you pay for - and I'm cheap enough to go with a free host)