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Turtle vs. Rabbit race.
https://youtu.be/PWcEgIkKmbE
https://youtu.be/A1GNBB61GmY
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7xhsrd

Seriously?

#3. BL has the same 2.4Ghz frequency of Wi-Fi... but a different encoding... but signals can overlap, collide, cause interferences... avoid Wi-Fi + BL Quite possibly this! I didn't think of this, but I did have a set of bluetooth speakers once that, anytime I used them, the wifi signal would go cra...

I don't know of this is a linux issue or a VLC issue, but since nobody on the Ubuntu forums or reddit will answer me, I figured I'd try here. What I've got going on is I run VLC v3.0.8 under Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. When I watch videos, I speed them up 2x so I can concentrate on them. I've done that for so...

Don't know if this will bump this thread or not, but I have found that VLC plays just fine until I move a video file from one network location to another. Once I do that, until I reboot the system, VLC will take up to two minutes to begin playing the video. It acts like it is caching the entire file...

Well, let's see... My main desktop computer which hosts the video files, is running Ubuntu 16.04LTS. That is hardwired to a router. That router is then hardwired to another router about 100-150 feet away operating as an access point. To that access point, I wirelessly connect the laptop in question ...

I have my videos stored on a main desktop computer running over a network connection. When I play videos stored on my laptop locally, everything is fine. When I try to play a video stored on the network connected desktop, however, VLC loads and sits there for anywhere from 30-60 seconds or so before...

well, I know it does support v4l1 because I can access it when I connect it to my laptop. As for it being in use, I can't image how. I can't think of any program that should be using it. All this computer is is a command-line environment web server.

The camera that I am using (an old IBM web cam) didn't work with v4l2 but it did work with v4l...

I am trying to stream a webcam over a local network through a computer that is currently acting as a webserver which therefore has no X GUI. Through a lot of experimentation and trial-and-error, I have gotten the following command to work on my laptop: vlc v4l2:///dev/video0 --sout "#transcode{...