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From some reason VLC 2.0.9 crash when playing RTSP/H264 video stream with enabled HW decoding on Intel 4000 GPU and Ubuntu 13.04. Playing RTSP/H264 stream using software decoding and playing local MP4/H264 videos with HW decoding is OK without any error. This is error: libva info: VA-API version 0.3...

I have input problem in FFMPEG with my HTTP live stream, I'm now sure what is exact reason but I think the reason is interlaced input stream and FFMPEG dont support this stream type. Stream can be properly opened in VLC so I would like to pipe VLC to FFMPEG because I'm very satisfied how FFMPEG pipe...

I would like to receive http stream in VLC and pipe out them to FFMPEG, is it possible do that in VLC?

In my case if live cashing is less then 1000 i have continuous "main mux warning: late buffer for mux input" messages after vlc is started. If live cashing is more then 1000 i have one or two at beginning and afer that I have no messages until on linux 2-3 hours and on windows for about 15...

The same story for me, I try streaming from file and errors are the same. It is not cpu problem because I tried with small resolution video and i7 cpu is loaded about 15%. Here is the 360p video: http://www.quirksmode.org/html5/videos/big_buck_bunny.mp4 For test , I just use simpe configuration from...

Yes, VLC 2.0.3 on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit, just using packages that I send you. This was just for test, I had to reinstall my CentOS and I had a time.

I just install on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit, try this:

sudo apt-get build-dep vlc
sudo apt-get install libdbus-1-dev lua5.1 lua5.1-dev libogg-dev gconf2 libgconf2-dev libgnomeui-dev libnotify-dev libglade2-dev

When you done ./configure, check logs, maybe you don't have installed some packages.

I have the same problem, on Windows, Ubuntu, Centos, using streaming from file or Decklink card. It doesn't matter if vlc is compiled from source or installed from rpm.
It seems it is a muxer bug, i saw similar 5-6 years old posts in this forum and nobody solve them.