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No! Showtime doesn't. Neither does any of the Nero utilities as this would be imposable for the MP4 specification. There are many things defined and possible with MPEG 4. Maybe it is to much possible, but for this reason there are Profiles and Levels. http://www.chiariglione.org/mpeg/standards/mpeg...

It could simply be that the vobsubs generated by my build of mplayer are no good. However, if you could point me to a snapshot of the gpac source tree you know to work, I would like to try it out and see if I get better results. There may be som bugs with current GPAC CVS. 3 - libgpac and some modu...

Then when installing the main VLC rpm, it wanted something like "libmp3lame.so.0" but this is not listed on packman site in the dependencies Install http://packman.links2linux.de/package/Lame and contact the maintainer of the RPM that lame isn't listed in the dependency. You can also try ...

Use smart to install vlc.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions ... p?t=444755

Make sure PackMan is added to your smart channel. Install vlc as root:

"smart install vlc"

As far as I know RTSP over HTTP is only supported at client side by VLC.

No, VLC doesn't support BIFS. I don't know any OpenSource Player beside Osmo4/MP4Client from GPAC with BIFS support. About your problems with GPAC on PDA. I don't know if any of the developers still have such an device. You didn't got an answer until now in the GPAC forum, I would wait a little bit ...

Use smart to install vlc.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions ... p?t=444755

Make sure PackMan is added to your smart channel. Install vlc as root:

"smart install vlc"

Can I transcode that stream and generate a 3gp compliant RTSP output with VLC? I know I can transcode video to H263 but this is only a part of the answer because, even if I do not have audio, I also have to generate the proper 3gp container format. You only have to stream the Elementay Stream(RAW) ...

Track CodecId=V_REAL/RV40 is not supported by VLC, AFAIK.

Which vlc rpm version have you installed? rpm -qa | grep vlc The version that fit to the latest version of the needed(dependence) rpm should be: vlc-0.8.5-2.pm.8 Did you refresh your YAST PackMan installation source before you installed vlc? Smart should be one the SuSE DVD since SuSE 10.0. You can ...

Here SuSE 10.0, the vlc rpm from PackMan work fine. Did you install vlc with yast? You didn't ignore any rpm dependence?

Did you try to cantact the vlc rpm packager. You will find his e-mail in the rpm information.

vlc: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libavcodec.so.51: undefined symbol: NeAACDecO pen

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You can find a faad2 rpm here: http://packman.links2linux.de/?action=287
Update your faad2 version with: Or use to update all RPM.
Or use Yast to update to a newer version. You have to update your PackMan installation source.

Update the installed shared lib from FFmpeg(libffmpeg) and Faad2.
You can do that with Yast, you have to refresh the PackMan installations source to get the updated packet information.

You can also use smart to update your rpm: If you want to update all rpm.

Try if it help to start vlc with --reset-plugins-cache.

vlc --reset-plugins-cache

What message do you get if you start vlc with -vvv?

vlc -vvv

Start vlc with -vvv and post the output. >vlc -vvv Where did you install wxWidgets 2.6.3? Did you install it to /usr or /usr/local ? Did you uninstall the other wxWidgets(wxGTK) which come with SuSE 10.1? SuSE is a RPM based distribution, I would use RPM. If you need, build your own RPM, based at th...

@huemer:
Did you compile VLC by yourself or using the RPM from PackMan?
SuSE 10.1 comes with wxGTK 2.6.2 as far as I know. If you have 2.6.3 installed -> rebuild the source RPM from PackMan: http://packman.links2linux.de/?action=377

I don't know any rtsp stream created by vlc, but some sample from QTSS can be found here:
http://3gpp.telemak.com/pages/vod.html

Did you take a look into the http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-h ... to-en.html . Maybe you have to relay the stream from vlc with DSS.

Really thx for your help.
What about for example: "TV Paprika"

TV Paprika is encrypted, what ever it is.

P.S.: Is there a way to filter crypted channels from the channels.conf?

I don't know, but maybe you will find some help here: http://www.linuxtv.org/lists.php

Maybe I need a CI card for that channel?

Seems so, Kaffeine.sf.net think that ORF1 is encrypted.
I don't know if vlc support CICAM.

Can you post the complete vlc comand line you are using for "Bahn-TV"?

Did you try to switch between horizontal (18Volt) and vertical(13Volt) with --dvb-voltage=13 or 18 ?

I'm not quite sure how referring this to the nightly builds is going to resolve the problem??? H264 should be supported by vlc, but since the last vlc release (0.8.5) there was some improvements in FFmpeg(libavcodec) if I am not wrong. The nightly builds are not linked against a newer FFmpeg versio...