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Message Window Output version 2.1.5 main debug: processing request item: rtsp://192.168.116.160, node: Playlist, skip: 0 main debug: resyncing on rtsp://192.168.116.160 main debug: rtsp://192.168.116.160 is at 1 main debug: starting playback of the new playlist item main debug: resyncing on rtsp://...

We've been using VLC 2.1.5 for years, we've recently updated to 3.0.8. We have a large number of Coretec encoders that we connect to using multicast. When we attempt to connect to these encoders using version 3.0.8 the VLC software will not play the video, it will not connect to other network stream...

After running a live stream over rtsp for a period of time we begin to see a 1-3 second delay. We have started the stream using the parameter :network-caching=400 which helps in the very beginning but like I said it begins to fall behind by 1-3 seconds. Is there a way to force VLC to stay as close t...

Isn't this problem solved by not allowing hardware YUV-RGB conversions or accelerated video output? You can find them under the Video settings. I've had this issue for ages in libvlc and I'm forced to always run it using :no-overlay so that end users don't have random windows popping open.

The performance hit is severe. I could get roughly 40 windows going without mosaic, and maybe 5 with mosaic. The GPU's are being maxed out very quickly. How exactly are we supposed to work around this? I'm actually seeing this happen in both VLC and libvlc using 2.1.5

Is it possible to send this as a command to VLC? similar to :no-overlay ?

Has a bug report been filed for this? If so, is it being addressed? Because it still exists in 2.2.3, we're being forced to use 2.1.5 across all applications.

I'm in a situation where I'm cycling through VLC windows on multiple monitors. Each monitor has a window in the background which connects to a network stream and then brings itself to the front, the hidden window then does the same. This is all set up so that only one monitor switches at a time, eve...