magnetikonline / docker-acestream-server

Ace Stream server Docker image and playback CLI for media players.
https://hub.docker.com/r/magnetikonline/acestream-server/
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Stop streaming #12

Open TactfulRanger opened 1 year ago

TactfulRanger commented 1 year ago

Is there any way to stop streaming a content id, without stopping the entire container?

Additional question, if I use the playstream.py twice, with a different content id, will it stream both, or just play the last one?

magnetikonline commented 1 year ago

Hey @TactfulRanger - yeah I need to give this project a little love.

There is one, possibly two point releases I could probably release new Docker images for firstly (best to be running latest and greatest 👍).

Is there any way to stop streaming a content id, without stopping the entire container?

From memory (it's been a while) stopping a stream should not kill a running container right? (sorry, I haven't looked at this for AGES!).

Additional question, if I use the playstream.py twice, with a different content id, will it stream both, or just play the last one?

From memory - the server can only stream one stream at a time. You'd have to spawn multiple Docker containers.

TactfulRanger commented 1 year ago

Indeed, preferably I would like to be able to stop streaming something without turning off the entire container.

ramiro commented 1 year ago

Hey @TactfulRanger - yeah I need to give this project a little love.

There is one, possibly two point releases I could probably release new Docker images for firstly (best to be running latest and greatest 👍).

Is there any way to stop streaming a content id, without stopping the entire container?

From memory (it's been a while) stopping a stream should not kill a running container right? (sorry, I haven't looked at this for AGES!).

Additional question, if I use the playstream.py twice, with a different content id, will it stream both, or just play the last one?

From memory - the server can only stream one stream at a time. You'd have to spawn multiple Docker containers.

There is a fork with a few updates: https://github.com/RonZ-dev/docker-acestream-server