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Scratch that - this works for the http control interface only binding to a specific interface and port, but the --sout '#standard{access=http,mux=ogg,dst=//192.168.0.14:8080}' component still binds to all interfaces on port 8080, not just the one specified (192.168.0.14 in this case). But it does lo...

Thanks - that helps with 3.0.2, but just as a note - the 3.0.3 build in the arch repos segfaults with prepending // or without it. Apparently something else is going on with this version.

Rett

Hi -

I guess that since I haven't seen any further response to this change in behavior, it's by design. If this the case, what is the proper way of running multiple instances of VLC to have multiple audio streams on the same server?

Thanks,

Rett Walters

Yes, same physical interface. .14 is "primary" ip, .23 is secondary IP. This configuration can be accomplished with the "ip" command set. Here is the output from "ip addr" on the machine: 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default ...

Hello: I have a home audio streaming system that runs vlc on a server with two different processes, each with a different playlist. I then chose the channel I want to hear by connecting to different IP addresses on the same server on port 8080 from client machine running vlc. I also use 9090 to quer...

I am using VLC for a outdoor audio system consisting of 3 ethernet attached Raspberry Pi2 "player" machines with USB sound cards, streaming 160Kbit/sec MP3s from a server machine/pc running vlc. The server is running Archlinux x86-64 with recent system packages, using arch VLC-2.2.2 packag...