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Oh well, then I'll have to find another way. Thanks for the help anyway.

OK, after some experimentation I got the following commands to work: new Test vod enabled setup Test input "some.avi" setup Test option start-time=60 setup Test option stop-time=120 This does show the correct fragment from 1:00 to 2:00, but the interface (slider) lets a user check the enti...

So, I take it it's not possible?

The problem is, scheduling works great with broadcast streams, but I need to use Video on Demand. This would mean that, If a user seeks ahead (or back) in a video, my timing would be off.

That's why I would like to stream partial video's, ensuring the integrity of the video fragments.

Thanks for the reply! I already found and used the seek function, but in this case the intervals 0:00 to 1:00 and 3:57 to 5:00 can still be seen (in VoD). I wanted to stop that, without having to break up the video file manually. The idea I'm trying to realize is a tagging system for video fragments...

Hi, I've been trying out the VLM for a while now and I was wondering, is it possible to use VoD to stream an interval of a certain video. For example, is it possible to stream from 1:30 to 3:56 in a 5 minute video without the user being able to view the other parts? I have seen a similar option in t...