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Hello, I'm trying to save a stream to a file. I use udp so I can restore the input after an interruption. http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=100880 Here is the command transform=transcode{vcodec=FLV1,vb=2048} save=std{access=file,dst=${input}.flv} streaming=display cvlc udp://@:${inp...

@str3tmonk: ¿do you mean to use the --spider flag? However it could be a problem if it reconnects. So passing to udp, I tried it and I andubo .. (I have to read more). Sorry, I'm no good at english. ¿what does that mean? About the log, when there is no input the clients dies (segfault) with http. Bu...

When there is no input I want to vlc suspends and that it reanudates when the input is restored.
I only observed that behaviour with upd. ¿Is that correct or it may be caused by the other errors?

¿Could you expand your answer, please?
I don't see why it is a problem to use MPEG-TS, ¿am I stepping in undefined behaviour?

Regards.

I've decided to change to udp.

It does work, however it's a little yo-yo
_ the capture device send for rtp to port 8080 local machine
_ the client send for udp to port 8080 of the server
_ the server send for http to port 8082
_ flowplayer reads the stream and reproduces it.

Hi, I've got a similar issue. You give me an idea, to change to udp.
There is no issue if the input is killed.
¿Is that possible for you?

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=100880

Hello I want to continuously listen to a port and reproduce the video. I can get the first one, but if the sender interrupts (by instance, when changing source) then the video freeze and it would not continue when the input is restored Command: $ cvlc rtp://@:8080 --sout-keep --sout "#transcode...