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It feels like monologue, but I'll continue anyway. Following string seems to work, but it outputs MPEG2 instead of H.264: vlc -I dummy udp://@224.0.16.23:16023 --http-host=94.137.191.158 --sout #transcode{venc=qsv{vcodec=h264},width=352,height=288,acodec=mpga,ab=192,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{acc...

I tried it on file sources to the same effect. MSDK is installed, Handbrake QSV encoder and other QSV software works fine on that PC. CPU is i7 3370K.

I have trouble transcoding live UDP stream on Windows 8.1 with VLC 2.2.1 installed: vlc -I dummy udp://@224.0.16.23:16023 --sout #transcode{threads=4,width=720,height=576,fps=25,vcodec=h264,vb=2048,venc=qsv{h264-profile=high,level=42},acodec=mpga,ab=96,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{select={es=0,es=2...

Yes, this is a workaround I used. But switching from playlist is more convenient, as I feel.

No plans for fixing this bug?

I need to re-stream my UDP multicast IPTV streams to my home (different ISP, so no multicast from my network is ever getting there). I do this by restreaming it to HTTP and compressing a bit. It all works fine and if I make several streaming jobs for different IPTV input streams, they show up in pla...

Now, as a guy, who streams over 100 channels of IPTV to the network of potentially 80.000 listeners (actual number on pilot project is 600, as I can see from logs), I can be a bit of a help here: 1) this has NOTHING to do with VLC 2) would you please post EXACT model and firmware of your wi-fi route...