I have a system that has multiple Ethernet interfaces. How can I
bind mediaserver to a specific interface. For instance, I have two
interfaces: 192.168.0.1 and 10.0.0.1. I would like media server to
be available to only the systems attached to the 10.0.0.x physical
interface. Any ideas?
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Is there a way I can get mediaserver to bind to a specific IP #?
Thanks,
Steve
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I have a system that has multiple Ethernet interfaces. How can I bind
mediaserver to a specific interface. For instance, I have two interfaces:
192.168.0.1 and 10.0.0.1. I would like media server to be available to only the
systems attached to the 10.0.0.x physical interface. Any ideas?
Probably your best bet is to create a managed to unmanaged C++ interop
library that exposes the functionality that you need in managed
classes.Your VB.NET application will then be able to import and use
your managed interfaces. This is the way I have approached it.
Matt S.
Jack A Short wrot
Hi Mailing List,
I am trying to find away of adding a video streaming into our VB.NET
application. I was wondering if it was possible to use the livemedia libraries
in conjunction with our VB.NET interface, so that we can integrate a video
streaming application into our application.
Any help w
Ross,
Glad we could contribute something.
The tests I ran were all successful with the new release, thank you.
And thanks again for the great library,
Regards,
Ralf
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Ralf,
Many thanks for the bug report. I have applied (a sllightly modified
version of) your patch, and released a new version (2008.11.04) of
the software.
Please check that it works OK for you, and eliminates your problem.
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