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Whoops, ok got that fixed and now have a stream. Now the only issue is the fact that I'm getting a lot of buffer notices on the input and output.

http://pastebin.com/gznPiLCh

I'm using Linux to try and take in an RTSP Stream and instead output it as a UDP stream. If I run: cvlc -vvv rtsp://@10.15.0.40/channel1 --sout='#std{access=udp{ttl=15},dst=239.192.3.55:2001}' I get this: http://pastebin.com/fqzip3Hk And it just hangs and never actually outputs a stream. It appears ...

I have a machine setup currently where I'm trying to pull in a UDP stream from one network interface and output it in HTTP Live Stream format into a local folder. Each time I put in the command it keeps trying to pre-fill the buffer and just stays there. Not sure if the UDP stream isn't coming in fo...

Friendly bump.

I think what I'm getting wrong possibly is the command line syntax for pulling in a udp stream but I don't know 100% if that's the case. The documentation for this example set is kinda missing.

It appears even if I just try to join the stream it's just sitting on "Starting pre-buffering" and wont ever stop when I just do:
I know what I'm trying to do is possible, but it's just not playing nice.

So I had success per the wiki with taking a local static file and streaming it out to HTTP Live Stream format. The command I used for this is: vlc -I dummy /home/cgross/testfile.mpg vlc://quit --sout='#transcode{width=720,height=440,fps=29.94,vcodec=h264,vb=256,venc=x264{aud,profile=baseline,level=3...

I found in vlc-2.1.0-git-20121220-0003-win32.exe I had to set in the preferences for the stream policy setting, change the drop down to UDP, and change the TTL there instead of under Automatic. Once I did that, everything is working successfully and good to go. VLM and regular single stream are work...

Well I tried 2.1.0 in the mean time as well, that got me a stream going but TTL isn't working. I set it in preferences from -1 to 15 and reset still getting nothing beyond itself for some reason.

RTP also doesn't work currently with our setup and how things are required sadly.

I can create a stream output on VLC 0.8.6c, but can't seem to work with any newer versions. VLC 2.0.5 or the latest nightly both fail to create a stream output using the VLM or not. Could someone look at this log and tell me what the problem maybe? main debug: processing request item: Streaming, nod...

I was wondering if there's any way in VLC or external of VLC to basically set it to stream the newest file in a folder. So if I have "Video" folder, and there's File#1 and File#2, and File#2 is newer than #1, it will automatically stream #2 out on a designated udp multicast via the command...

I can no longer set the TTL setting when configuring the VLM or any type of streaming. I tried it without a variable TTL and it will not work in my network. How do I set the TTL either in the command line or hard set it?

Anything I should check/do/show to verify if the mux is missing and there is a bug in place?

Currently attempting this on Windows 7 currently. I've been trying with the single stream instance and the VLM, currently just trying to get a single stream instance working before touching the VLM again. In my environment I take a locally hosted mp4 and set VLC to stream it out to a multicast addre...