Combining two output streams into 1 command- How do I?

[noknok]

I have seperate command lines which works (except for the fact VLC 1.0.1 does not reduce the FPS as requested), but aside from that, they work. How would i combine these two into 1 command line (Windows):

vlc stream:///data/tb2.wmv -I dummy :sout=#transcode{width=128,height=96,fps=6.0,vcodec=H263,profile-level-id=0,vb=50,scale=1,acodec=mp4a,ab=24,channels=1,samplerate=11025}:rtp{dst=127.0.0.1,port=8081,port-audio=8084,port-video=8082,sdp=rtsp://192.168.2.205:8081/mysdp.sdp}} vlc://quit

vlc stream:///data/tb2.wmv -I dummy :sout=#transcode{width=128,height=96,vcodec=WMV2,vb=300,fps=5,acodec=wma2,ab=48,channels=2,samplerate=22050}:std{access=mmsh,mux=asfh,dst=192.168.2.205:8082/stream.asf} vlc://quit

They come from the same stream, but are transcoded and streamed in different formats.

Thanks for any help,
Shawn

[yuer1108]

you can use duplicate module.
look for duplicate in "how to"

[noknok]

i tried, just keeps puking on me...any chance someone could show me?

shawn

[isync]

except for the fact VLC 1.0.1 does not reduce the FPS as requested

I've seen this, that vlc seems to ignore fps settings, as well. Can someone from the developers please explain, or post a bug report?

[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

Most encoders don't implement frame rate reduction.

[noknok]

could I then make VLC use FFMPEG to do the encoding? as ffmpeg does provide framerate reduction/specifity

Shawn

[isync]

@Rémi Denis-Courmont:
as you seem to know: would explicitely using ffmpeg, for example venc=ffmpeg{fps=12}, solve this and force/enable vlc to do the fps modification?