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I created one :

https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/5753

lua is a script language, vlc uses it to parse the html page and find the relevant info to play the video.

For now I suggest you to set ffmpeg-threads to 1 tools->preferences show setting = all input/codecs -> video codec -> FFMPEG -> Threads = 1 save and restart vlc.

@typx

issues seem to have disappered with the settings u gave me if u dont mind me asking can i ask what the settings do

It prevents multithread decoding with ffmpeg. This way vlc acts the way it used to in the previous versions.

it's :sout-keep and you can use --sout "#gather:transcode{...}:std{...}"

Could you try :
* Tools -> preferences set show settings to all
* Input/Codecs -> Video Codecs -> FFMPEG then set Threads from 0 to 1 (and/or use hardware acceleration if available).
* Save
* Restart vlc
* Retest

As a matter of fact, you can bypass this by setting subtitles language preferences in tools->preferences->subtitle & OSD and write "en" in the subtitle language box, save and restart vlc.

Provided you want english subtitles.

The other problem is that, when a new file is loaded, the subtitles in the file are disabled, regardless of whether the file had the subtitles on by default. I can easily reach up to the video menu to turn the subtitles back on, but they will disable again when the next segment break occurs, and so...

Could you share the file?

Tools->preferences
Show settings = All
Video->Subtitles/OSD
uncheck Enable sub-pictures
save and restart vlc

File, Streaming, Add movie, check use a subtitles file if it's an srt, if not, we leave it unchecked Hit the STREAM button, then NExt, Add HTTP as Destinations, type in the port number we've opened on our routers, keep Activate Transcoding on (sometimes we don't need this and we don't know exactly ...

You'll have to be more specific about what you exactly do to stream it.

it works because the record button transcode. If you only had audio then you have a problem in your transcoding chain.

Did you restart vlc after saving the settings?

I'm not sure the UYVY format will be correctly handled by either the mux or the packetizer you could try to transcode.

Did you try to change your video output? in Tools->preferences (or CTRL+P) then go in the video thumbnail and set it the output from default to OpenGL for example.

You can do it with vlc : Follow http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Streaming_HowTo_New Activate the transcoding and in the final textbox with a ":sout=#transcode{...}:file{...}" you'll have to add vfilter=rotate{angle=<your angle>} inside transcode{}. example: :sout=#transcode{vcodec=h...

vlc don't use external codec packs. You can try to enable GPU acceleration if available, save the preferences, restart vlc and test.

If by save you mean in the file, I fear you'll have to transcode it with the rotation filter activated.

"#" is not for the prompt it's for the streaming output chain :

:sout="#transcode{...}:std{...}"

main debug: net: connecting to 192.168.1.23 port 8200 access_http error: cannot connect to 192.168.1.23:8200 For some reasons your http server stops accepting requests at this address. You could try to increase the number of accepted clients on your UPnP server (or get a wireshark pcap file to see w...

try ctrl+m

Could you share some verbose logs then? (tools->message set verbosity to 2 and start playback)

When you increase the caching time you have to wait more, when you use 9000ms prepare to wait for at least 10 seconds (depending on the file you are trying to play).

Do you have a :sout-all (or at least :sout-spu) in the final command line in the GUI Convert/Save wizard at the last stage?