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Hi all, I try to understand what is happening on my network when I am using the web interface of my decoder. It is an HTTP streaming. I learned that protocol for streaming are RTSP,RTP and RTCP. So what is the difference when using HTTP streaming ? It is easier to set up but what are the drawbacks o...

Hi Arfael, The soruce of my stream is a decoder for satellite flow which inlude a streaming server (decoder Dreambox). I just have to download a m3u file and then launch it with VLC. I am then receiving the streaming video on my VLC. ---------in french----- Tu disais que tu bataillais un peu avec l'...

If you are using VLC with the video not embedded in the interface

How can I do that ?

I am just launching VLC from a batch file like:
start vlc "myfile"

Thanks

Hi all, I am launching multiple instances of VLC in a BATCH file. I set up some options about the sound or the size. But to automate the process completely, I would like to specify the place of each VLC window when opening VLC. At the moment, all windows are opening exactly at the same place in the ...

Hi all, I know it is a very small mistake but there is one ;) I am using the french version of VLC. When you go in Paramètres > Preferences > Avancé and you tick Advanced Options, there is an option called in french: "Une seule instance lorsque démarrer depuis un fichier" It shoud be "...

Hi,

Was a mistake when i wrote without --.

Cool:
C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC>vlc --no-audio --width=144 --height=180 "c:\Documents and Settings\tabatha\Bureau\wget\192.168.31.209.m3u" is working nice !

HI all, I am lauching VLC in command line through a batch file in XP. I have these options which are working great: --no-audio --video-on-top --high-priority But I use also width=180 height=144 It is not working, the video is in original size. vlc video.m3u --no-audio --video-on-top --high-priority ...

I changed the PC for a Pentium D 3.2 Ghz and 1G RAM.
Now I follow 9 differents streaming and it is working well...

Don't know what happened...

Hi all,

I am receving HTTP streaming on my PC from a VLC server.
When I launch VLC on my client, my CPU is used at 100% (Celeron 1.2Ghz)

If I use UDP or RTSP instead of HTTP to stream, will it be better for my client ? Will it be less intensive for my pC ?

Thanks

Hi all, I have a few decoders here sending streaming video and I would like to store all streams on a single server. I know VLC is able to store in a file thanks to the output option. Can I receive multiple stream through a switch and store them on a server ? Do I have to run mltiple instances of VL...