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* <code>video:resolve:http://msx.benzac.de/services/resolve.php?type=video&host={HOST}&secure={SECURE}&platform={PLATFORM}&player={PLAYER}</code> → <code>http://msx.benzac.de/services/resolve.php?type=video&host=msx.benzac.de&secure=false&platform=default&player=html5%2Fplugin&v=0.1.128&t=1612867695816</code>.
 
* <code>video:resolve:http://msx.benzac.de/services/resolve.php?type=video&host={HOST}&secure={SECURE}&platform={PLATFORM}&player={PLAYER}</code> → <code>http://msx.benzac.de/services/resolve.php?type=video&host=msx.benzac.de&secure=false&platform=default&player=html5%2Fplugin&v=0.1.128&t=1612867695816</code>.
  
'''Note: If you want to use the <code>{LANGUAGE}</code> keyword for startup data, you must use the <code>reference</code> property, because the dictionary is loaded after the startup data and always starts with the value <code>default</code>.'''
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'''Note: If you want to use the <code>{LANGUAGE}</code> keyword for the startup data, you must use the <code>reference</code> property, because the dictionary is loaded after the startup data and always starts with the value <code>default</code>.'''

Revision as of 08:34, 10 October 2024

If JSON files are requested from a server, a version parameter v (which indicates the current Media Station X version) and a timestamp parameter t (which indicates the current timestamp) are automatically appended. Please see following action examples and the corresponding HTTP requests.

Since version 0.1.128, it is also possible to replace specific keywords inside a JSON URL with the corresponding values. Please see following available keywords (please note that the keyword {ID} is only available in version 0.1.142 or higher, and the keyword {LANGUAGE} is only available in version 0.1.160 or higher).

{HOST}, {SECURE}, {CLIENT}, {PLATFORM}, {ID}, {PLAYER}, {LANGUAGE}, {WIDTH}, {HEIGHT}.

Please see following action examples and the corresponding HTTP requests.

Note: If you want to use the {LANGUAGE} keyword for the startup data, you must use the reference property, because the dictionary is loaded after the startup data and always starts with the value default.