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There's a bug report created. Bug says <paraphrased> that the video-x & video-y command line parameters do not work.

Hello pprzemek, 2 things: 1) Older versions had trouble with the x or y coordinate being 0 (zero). I've verified that 2.2 also has this issue. Try 1,1 instead of 0,0. 2) The windows will be placed in the right place (using 1 instead of 0) if using the --no-autoscale command line option (in Windows) ...

Hello, this is still not working correctly on 2.2.

Hello, When opening a multicast stream or a local .mp4 in a window smaller than the native video stream using the following command line: vlc.exe udp://@233.3.3.1:3333 --volume=0 --qt-start-minimized --no-video-deco --no-embedded-video --no-video-title-show --width="640" --height="360...

I have verified the same occurs when playing a local .mp4 file instead of a steam.

Hello, On a Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) computer I am trying to open a multicast stream in a window smaller than the native video stream using the following command line: vlc.exe udp://@233.3.3.1:3333 --volume=0 --qt-start-minimized --no-video-deco --no-embedded-video --no-video-title-show --wid...

Hello. I have successfully streamed and viewed both UDP and RTSP but cannot get RTP working. I think it's my playback syntax but I'm not certain. I am stream with "vlc -vvv g:\NERDS.ts :sout=#rtp{dst=239.5.5.5,port=5004,sap,name=stream1} :sout-keep" I've tried playing the stream using the ...

Pardon my NOOB-ness but does anyone know how to determine the developer of the module (the RemoteOSD module specifically) so I could reach out to him/her/them?

I know this thread is all but dead but has anyone had any luck with this? Using VLC as a view-only VNC client?

Apaco

Hello, I am trying to view a remote desktop running VNC Server. Based on the very limited info out there it looks like I should be able to use the following command line: vlc --rmtosd-host=192.168.1.34 --rmtosd-port=5900 I have disabled authentication on the VNC Server so --rmtosd-password shouldn't...