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Try to add somewhere the option --no-sout-all or :no-sout-all .

multicat works perfectly to cut "chunks from a TS file": http://www.videolan.org/projects/multicat.html and it also belongs to the videolan project. It compiles very easily and well from the sources (nearly no other lib necessary). After compilation/installation: 1) create a kind of index ...

It might be interesting for you to read this:
https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=132666

I am not sure if this is related but there is a clear issue with certain type of h264 TS-fluxes and the vlc-packetizer for h264 and your error messages look very very familiar to me !

I observed the same problem (with vlc-2.2.2 on Ubuntu 16.04) on a laptop with internal screen of resolution 2560x1440. I don't know if this is a general vlc problem (for the branch 2.2.x) on Linux or only for this particular binary build on Ubuntu 16.04. My solution/workaround: reduce artificially t...

I would try --audio-track=0 (for the first track) or --audio-track=1 for the second track.

You are sure that your container (in the new format) is compatible to the audio-codec you are using ? For example audio="AAC" (and not something else such as eac3 etc.) if the container is mp4.

Try a playlist (saving to a file.m3u) for both streaming sources and add to each item the option "#EXTVLCOPT:run-time=10" (in the line preceeding the streaming link). Then you only need the standard "repeat" button pushed (and be careful not to have "shuffled" pushed to...

Il believe the option "access=udp" is too much in the MachineA command line if you are using rtp (it would be okay with "#std" instead of "#rtp" for pure udp streaming). I don't know the other options (sap,group="Video",name=Jellyfish) but they seem to be (at ...

I assume this http link works if you use it in your local private network (maybe with internal instead of external IP adress) ? Assuming that you have a nat router for your internet connection (which is kind of standard today), did you redirect the tcp port 8080 to the serveur PC in the router confi...

In the preferences: stream output => access output => udp, you find two parameters: caching value and group packets which may help but I am actually not sure if they also apply to udp in combination demuxdump but I believe they should. In principle they apply to udp output together with sout (your f...

How did you try access the stream externally ? Exactly which address with udp ?

The closer I've come to a solution was some forum I found about a French user that compiled his own version of VLC with a fixed range of UDP ports, but that was a very old thread for a very old version of VLC, no longer useful this point. I suppose you speak of the vlc version from "crazyfred&...

I don't know if you can fix this on the server side but I think you can fix the udp port used by RTSP in the client-vlc instance either in the preferences: Input/Codecs => demuxers => RTP/RTSP => client port, or as command line parameter with "--rtp-client-port=...". Here the value "-...

You need to provide information about what you are doing exactly. For example if you are recording a video with ac3-audio in mp4 container I think it is simply normal since mp4 container is not compatible with ac3 audio but without information from your side this is only a guess.

It is possible that the crucial information is lost when you stream all channels in only "one" stream. The better solution is indeed to separate in different substreams (using different ports per channels) from the very beginning: I personnally use a commandline similar as: vlc --programs=...

Try to use the option "--program=..." to select the proper channel on the client side or use "--no-sout-all" on the serveur side. In the latter case you also need the "--program=..." option for the serveur.

One can easily use two different configuration files for vlc using the option "--config=..." (with "..." being the modified configuration file). First one saves the first setting and copies the config file from the default location (system dependant, see google and/or faq of vide...

Hello everyone, I have a vlc stream server via http on my windows laptop. I would like to connect to it from linux and save the stream. Could anyone point me in a direction from which i could do the following? (from the code, not from the interface) I suppose you mean "from the command line&qu...

For this purpose it does not help to have two different versions of vlc since both would use the same preference file. You would need two different preference files and to start vlc with the option "--config <other_pref_file>" to select a different preference file (you can do this in a scr...

http://www.videolan.org/support/faq.html#DVDS

i.e. for some old drives libdvdcss may allow to read DVDs from any region and for other ("newer") drives this is not the case as explained in this link, corresponding to the videolan faq page.

The keyword for search in google or similar is "screen capture" which gives for example this page: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22084098/vlc-screen-capture-using-terminal (example for MacOS). Under Linux you can directly use this command (very similar to the example in the link): vlc...

I am using linux command lines (I don't use/have any version of Windows) but I suppose you know how to use vlc command line options in Windows. I believe there is no "official" way to extract only audio using vlc (at least no simple way) but you can cheat in the following way: 1) if audio ...

Try:

preferences => audio => Audio output volume step

If somebody is interested I can provide this script here. There is also a version of the script to program records (with at daemon) of such channels and using vlc. Yes, please do it ! It seems a good solution. Here is the script: if [[ "$1" == "" ]] ; then exit 1 fi DUMMY="...

You have to select "all settings" (instead of only "simple settings") in the preferences and to look in "Input/Codecs" quite below where there is a box "Advanced" containing different caching entries among them you find: "Disc caching (ms)" with a de...