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Without ":screen-fps=24 " nothing is displayed, with ":screen-fps=24 ", the video is pretty good but a 3s latency is observed.

Finally, after a lot of tests, I've discovered I need an encoder for screen source: vlcServer.bat @start /MIN "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" ^ -vvv screen:// :screen-fps=5 :screen-top=545 :screen-left=232 :screen-width=250 :screen-height=120 ^ --sout=#transcode{...

Yes, LAN only.

No, this is not the solution I expect.
I wish to use UDP, not a web server, I want to keep it simple.
One send UDP datagrams, other receives it, that's all.

@IBstars: I've edited my post to clarify the usage: two instances of VLC are launched and two batch files are used, client and server.

@Rémi Denis-Courmont: They're no log in binaries directory, where are they?

With VLC, I wish to stream a portion of the desktop and send it to another host on a local area network. The capture seems to work, I see a correct portion of the desktop into the VLC server: http://i.stack.imgur.com/ZU9j9.png Wireshark running in promiscuous mode on the client shows that nothing is...