In the interim, couldnt you use a m3u file ?

example :

/local_host/file_name.nsv
http://anyhost.com:8004/;my.nsv

you click on the m3u file
the local host file would play
after the local host file is played
the the media player would be redirected to seek the listed nsv / ogg stream.

Streaming a playlist with VLC.
( command line )

http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=6287

VideoLan ( VLC ) supports encoding / streaming / decoding of the Dirac video codec within the OGM format.

http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php ... ght=#19246

Could this application be modified to source a theora playlist to Steamcast ?

http://gini.sourceforge.net

Both the Helix community producer and the Video Lan (VLC) media software can be used to encode video for Theora.

There is also a Java applet available for viewing Theora streams.
( Similiar to the NullSoft ActiveX NSV software - but is Java based. )

www.scvi.net/theora.htm

The source is included so anyone can port it.

You can also run it under cygwin.

Cygwin is a Linux-like environment for Windows.
http://www.cygwin.com/

You might have to hack the code a bit if you want to use NSV or Theora video streaming.

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