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I think we misunderstood each other. When you replied 'all clients', I assumed all instances of vlc, I should have explained better. Nevertheless, I finally got some of it working :) After clearing up some mistakes, I managed to get a receiver to display a specific part of the video wall. My next ch...

I now have this setup (which does not work, clients do not display anything) Stream: vlc.exe -vvv test.mp4 --video-splitter wall --wall-cols 3 --wall-rows 2 udp:239.255.12.42 --ttl 12 --loop Netsync master vlc.exe udp://@239.255.12.42 --video-splitter wall --wall-cols 3 --wall-rows 2 --control netsy...

I am not able to get a result using those parameters, could you please elaborate which client should use them? I have the streaming client, netsync master client, and several reciever clients. I assume the streaming client should use them at least, and I have tried on the recievers as well, hoping i...

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Exactly. I have not been able to stream the video as a video wall, and have the recievers display a specific cell of the wall.

Hello, I have previously posted a question regarding vlc's capabilities and have seen posts that seemed to confirm that vlc can stream a video as a video wall, using netsync to sync the recievers. I have not however been able to find the correct way to do this. Can anyone please provide a working ex...

Thanks for your reply, netsync seems the way to go and looks fairly straight forward to use, though time will tell :)

Hello, I am currently working on two projects where I am considering using VLC. Both projects involve a video wall, and I have been searching the forum for information on this subject, but have not found an exact answer. My main issue is, how capable VLC is in keeping large video walls in sync, eith...