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| − | {{ | + | The <code>--http-caching</code> option was removed prior to VLC 2.0.0 with this commitdiff: {{Commitdiff|31ac20b22fc37bcf78991159bf8a0f138db05b44|l=Unify (ACCESS{{!}}DEMUX)_GET_PTS_DELAY}} |
| − | == Options == | + | The option <code>--http-proxy</code> was removed from the 3.0.x and 4.0.0-dev branches with this commitdiff: {{Commitdiff|6514ed051d579972f21949be3900a48d8d62c647|l=HTTP win32: use http-proxy options to setup the proxy}} with summary ''Because win32/netconf is not ready''. |
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| + | The option <code>--http-user-agent</code> changed in VLC 1.1.1 (changelog): | ||
| + | [[libvlc]]_set_user_agent() configures the "[[wikipedia:User agent|user agent]]" strings used for some | ||
| + | protocols (HTTP, PulseAudio...). This replaces the --http-user-agent and | ||
| + | the former --user-agent libvlc_new() parameters. | ||
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| + | == HTTP == | ||
| + | {{Module|name=http|type=Access|first_version=0.5.0|description=[[HTTP]] input|sc=http|sc2=unsv|sc3=<abbr title="iTunes Podcast">itpc</abbr>|sc4=icyx}} | ||
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| + | HTTP was first supported ''before'' 0.5.0 (probably from the beginning). | ||
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| + | As of VLC 0.9.0 this module accepts gzip compressed data and Digest Access Authentication. | ||
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| + | === Options === | ||
{{Option | {{Option | ||
| − | |name=http- | + | |name=http-reconnect |
| − | + | |default=disabled | |
| − | |default= | + | |description=Automatically try to reconnect in case of a sudden disconnect |
| − | |description= | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| + | {{Clear}} | ||
| + | == HTTPS == | ||
| + | {{Module|name=https|type=Access|first_version=3.0.0|description=[[HTTPS]] input|sc=https}} | ||
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| + | HTTPS was first supported in 0.8.1 (for {{docmod|http_intf}}). This particular sub-module was introduced in 3.0.0 for HTTP 2.0 support. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Options === | ||
{{Option | {{Option | ||
| − | |name=http- | + | |name=http-forward-cookies |
| − | |value= | + | |value=boolean |
| − | |description= | + | |default=enabled |
| + | |description=Forward cookies across HTTP redirections | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Option | {{Option | ||
| − | |name=http- | + | |name=http-referrer |
|value=string | |value=string | ||
| − | |description= | + | |default=NULL |
| + | |description=Provide the referral URL, i.e. HTTP "[[wikipedia:HTTP referer|Referer]]" [''[[wiktionary:sic#Usage_notes|sic]]''] | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Option | {{Option | ||
| − | |name=http- | + | |name=http-user-agent |
| − | |default= | + | |value=string |
| − | |description= | + | |default=NULL |
| + | |description=Override the name and version of the application as provided to the HTTP server, i.e. the HTTP "[[wikipedia:User agent|User-Agent]]". Name and version must be separated by a forward slash, e.g. "FooBar/1.2.3" | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Option | {{Option | ||
|name=http-continuous | |name=http-continuous | ||
| + | |value=boolean | ||
|default=disabled | |default=disabled | ||
| − | |description= | + | |description=Keep reading a resource that keeps being updated (for example a JPEG file) |
}} | }} | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Source code == | ||
| + | * {{VLCSourceFile|modules/access/http.c}} (file - HTTP module) | ||
| + | * {{VLCSourceFile|modules/access/http/access.c}} (file - HTTPS sub-module) | ||
| + | * {{VLCSourceFolder|modules/access/http}} (folder) | ||
{{Stub}} | {{Stub}} | ||
{{Documentation footer}} | {{Documentation footer}} | ||
Latest revision as of 06:14, 19 April 2019
The --http-caching option was removed prior to VLC 2.0.0 with this commitdiff: Unify (ACCESS|DEMUX)_GET_PTS_DELAY
The option --http-proxy was removed from the 3.0.x and 4.0.0-dev branches with this commitdiff: HTTP win32: use http-proxy options to setup the proxy with summary Because win32/netconf is not ready.
The option --http-user-agent changed in VLC 1.1.1 (changelog):
libvlc_set_user_agent() configures the "user agent" strings used for some protocols (HTTP, PulseAudio...). This replaces the --http-user-agent and the former --user-agent libvlc_new() parameters.
Contents
HTTP
| Module: http | |
|---|---|
| Type | Access |
| First VLC version | 0.5.0 |
| Last VLC version | - |
| Operating system(s) | all |
| Description | HTTP input |
| Shortcut(s) | http, unsv, itpc, icyx
|
HTTP was first supported before 0.5.0 (probably from the beginning).
As of VLC 0.9.0 this module accepts gzip compressed data and Digest Access Authentication.
Options
- http-reconnect : Automatically try to reconnect in case of a sudden disconnect default value: disabled
HTTPS
| Module: https | |
|---|---|
| Type | Access |
| First VLC version | 3.0.0 |
| Last VLC version | - |
| Operating system(s) | all |
| Description | HTTPS input |
| Shortcut(s) | https
|
HTTPS was first supported in 0.8.1 (for http_intf). This particular sub-module was introduced in 3.0.0 for HTTP 2.0 support.
Options
- http-forward-cookies <boolean> : Forward cookies across HTTP redirections default value: enabled
- http-referrer <string> : Provide the referral URL, i.e. HTTP "Referer" [sic] default value: NULL
- http-user-agent <string> : Override the name and version of the application as provided to the HTTP server, i.e. the HTTP "User-Agent". Name and version must be separated by a forward slash, e.g. "FooBar/1.2.3" default value: NULL
- http-continuous <boolean> : Keep reading a resource that keeps being updated (for example a JPEG file) default value: disabled
Source code
- modules/access/http.c (file - HTTP module)
- modules/access/http/access.c (file - HTTPS sub-module)
- (folder)
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