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How do you do this with Windows? I thought the Windows version of VLC doesnt support DVB at all, like its said here http://www.videolan.org/vlc/features.html

Thank you for your answer. Decreasing the bandwidth does not help. I set it to 256Kbits - CPU load at 99% and the same strange output from VLC. It must be something in general ... like an installation mistake. The reason for me to do this with Linux/Gentoo is simple: one day i need to livestream 4 c...

I'd like to stream from a DVB-T card to Windows Media Player Thats what i do: vlc -vvv dvb-t:adapter=0:frequency=482000000:bandwidth=8 --sout '#transcode{vcodec=DIV3,vb=2048,scale=1,acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2}:standard{access=mmsh,mux=asfh,url=172.23.23.103:8080}' like the documentation says here ...

Seems to be two incompatible versions ... i deleted the routine which checks the pp support - ffmpeg was correctly compiled.

Another Question: Do i need VLC or VLS to stream a TV Channel from a DVB-T card? Some say VLC, some say VLS ...

I just trying to compile VLC with te-encoder:~/src/videolan# ./configure --enable-shout --enable-v4l --enable-dvb --enable-ffmpeg --with-ffmpeg-tree=../ffmpeg --with-ffmpeg-config-path=../ffmpeg and it says configure: error: /root/src/ffmpeg/libavcodec/libavcodec.a was not compiled with postprocessi...

Hi there, i try to stream a TV to another network. I use Debian Sarge with 2.6.15.6 Kernel, a Haupauge DBV-T card called Nova-T Model 928, and kernel integrated DVB drivers. I'm not a Linux expert, so i'm quite pleased to get this working :) The signal must be converted thus Windows Media Player can...