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Well I have no idea about the slow record, someone more experienced than me would have to take a look... as well, in 2.0.0 the transcoding and streaming mp4 works fine, no issues... I'm afraid that is all I can do for you...

Okay, I just tried to replicate your issue (the webcam one) in 2.0.1 (latest version) and my vlc crashed as well... I know you have been trying this for years, but if you are using 2.0.1, could you try 2.0.0, and see if the issue occurs? VLC did not crash when I tried 2.0.0 (although there was some ...

If you are on windows, you can do the following " c:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC>vlc -vvv --file-logging --logfile=C:\Users\username\Desktop\log.txt" Just navigate to your vlc directory in the command line, then enter a writeable path for your log file, and it will launch a vlc instan...

Have you tried what they suggest in this thread? http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=51100 They say the :sout-keep command (added at the end of your entire command like so: :duplicate{dst=http{mux=asf,dst=:9093/},dst=display} :sout-keep) will reconnect the stream. They were having iss...

If I understand you correctly, this should be easy. I assume you transcoded it using the convert/save menu item in the gui? If so, before you convert another one, go to tools->messages, and turn verbosity all the way up to 2 (debug), then start to convert your video. Then go back to messages, and ne...

As far as I know, there is no simple way to do that, using just the default VLC installation... you would need to do some scripting... maybe LUA can accomplish this? Never tried it.. so.. good luck! http://www.videolan.org/developers/vlc/ ... README.txt

We will need your logs before we can do any troubleshooting at all... run VLC from command line with the -vvv option, or turn up the verbosity in tools->messages in the gui, then run your scenarios, and post the log output here so we can take a look.. Depending on what version of VLC you have, and w...