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Hi

just new in apps development tizen

building tv channels app , work by API

got problem with tizen player

by API request for channel i get answer in this format link include IP , channel number crypted login and password of cutomer

http://xx.xx.xx.x:8888/219?529161694=584598f1b7a2dcdc9b01085c187fa60dc14b202465bf397cf5538fa9e1e88e5457414406189109206580750

and player play this link with out problems



but if by API request for recorded program (catch up) get answer in this format

http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8888/14/219?n=25&fn=595858&ch=219&of=3&fs=1&uts=7113&529161753=23092ed2ffb7303ead7fe88efcf0ed7ec14b202465bf397cf5538fa9e1e88e5457414406189109206580750

i get this error in concole

Error prepareCurrent state: PLAYER_ERROR_INVALID_OPERATION:
Player.play(undefined)


but link play with out problems in VLC player and old samsung smart tv before new tizen

may be somebody can give me some advise why tizen player not play link in this format, may be lenth to big or problem in some character

after lot or reading i found what tizen use gstreamer player, may be some way can use diferent player

thanks

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