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Latest update is that I do not need any additional code to select a program from the muxed transport stream. Its all handled in the command line. So far I have done just basic testing which shows I can dump the entire stream straight to file for later payback; or i can run it through the TS demuxer ...

By default I am capturing all channels at once. Reason is that I wanted to minimise the amount of windows code so I am capturing the stream right at the tuner device. On the other hand, for my own purposes I need to be able to select a single channel. I usually stream across my LAN but I dont have t...

On second thoughts I am almost there. As they say in the classics - If I had a brain I would be dangerous. Forgot that I was running VLC at low priority whilst debugging in case it got caught up in a loop so it wasn't able to keep up with the stream. Changed to run at normal priority, fixed the way ...

At my current rate one month might be pushing it. I solved one problem where I was getting 6 times as much data as I should. Now I am getting a more reasonable size set of data but still dropping packets all over the place so its not yet watchable. I may need to rewrite the Sample Grabber because I ...

Will do.... Would be nice if one of the VLC Dev's could give me a hint where to start looking at the VLC Sources for the DVB part. HI Milenko, have you heard/seen/done anything wrt to support of DVB-T for Windows-VLC ? What I have seen you could be the guy make (made :-) it happen! The WM in German...

Problem fixed. A small matter of configure wanting the i686-pc-mingw32 prefixed version of the compiler. Now I'm hitting some real bugs so its off to IRC or the mailing list.

Thanks j-b.

I have just successfully compiled vlc on Linux. Now trying to cross-compile to mingw but hitting a little snag with windows include files (ole2.h). I've got them but can't get ./configure to see them.

Hi all I am interested in working on the mini-project to develop DVB support for Windows. Target machine is a P3 500MHz WinXP Home with Hauppauge Nova-T-500 dual DVB-T tuners. On that machine I run DVB-Webscheduler and VLC to stream the files across my LAN. My development machine is a dual boot  AMD...