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Thank you Rémi for your quick answer. We have done some experiment and we have found that the only way to record an usable file seems to be MPEG-TS. The problem is that I need some tool to convert the rsulting TS into an MP4 but both VLC and ffmpeg fail to do it. If you tell me how, I can send you o...

Hi all, I have a similar problem and I'll like to find a reliable recoding file format accessible during recording. I'm working on an application that must capure from a webcam, http stream the live video and record an h264+aac file for on demand viewing. I'm starting vlc with the command string: vl...

Thank you Jean-Baptiste. I had already tried the Idummy solution with no success, after spending some more time investigating all the alternatives, I have found what seems to be a working solution. Let me briefly describe my applcation: I need to start VLC as a background application with null or mi...

We use VLC on an intranet Windows XP machine to encode and stream a dirctshow video input. The encoding is done with x264+aac, the streaming is done in http with flv muxing. An Ubuntu server, placed in the dmz zone, is able to receive the intranet http streaming and stream it on internet. How can we...

We are using VLC as a streamer+recorder of a videocamera input. We run VLC on a Windows XP machine with an Osprey 100 acquisition board. The VLC process is started from an Apache2 php page using the exec() call. Currently we are been successful in lounching VLC with the command: start C:/Programmi/V...