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I had it working on Fedora 10 running 0.9.8a. Try changing the mux to mux=ffmpeg{mux=flv}. It seems the quality using the FLV1 codec in the 0.9.8a version had degraded but it could just be the system I'm using for encoding. I have another system running an older version and the quality seems to be b...

What version of VLC are you using. It is my understanding that FLV transcoding is only supported in the svn or nightly releases. If you do vlc --version you should get back "VLC media player 0.9.0-svn" Here is my transcode line #transcode{vcodec=FLV1,deinterlace=linear,scale=.4,vb=400}:std...

Not sure what to do with the :program=1 but here is a starting point for you. vlc "udp://@224.1.1.1:11111" -vvv --sout '#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,deinterlace=linear,scale=.4,vb=400}:std{access=http,mux=ffmpeg{mux=flv},dst=127.0.0.1:8087/stream.flv}' -I telnet converts to the below. new channe...

-vvv just increases the verbosity of the output that VLC generates when run. You can also supply -v3 which seems function the same as -vvv. It's listed in the vlc -h as "-v, --verbose <integer> Verbosity (0,1,2)"

Try running from a command prompt with -v for debugging and see if that sheds any light on what maybe causing the issue. You may need to go to -vvv but that is a lot of information to go through.

Jens, You'll have to forgive me it's been a little while since I built it. I added rpm.livna.org to my yum repos so I could pull packages that are not in the default Fedora channels. From there I installed all the buildrequires rpms out of the spec file, I forget if it was the spec file for the late...

Daemontools is just a service manager for Unix. It watches vlc and if it exits for any reason it will start it back up. We use it to run VLC in telnet mode. Below is what I gathered from the page that embeds the flash. I'll try to check with individual that built it and verify that it is accurate. I...

I haven't tried a newer version but I know this one should be working for what you are looking for: vlc-snapshot-20071213.tar. I don't handle the flash player embedding in the pages someone else does. We are taking MPEG2 input and converting it to Flash output. The output is then displayed in an emb...

I was running into the same undefined references for libiconv when compiling the latest 0.9-svn code on a Fedora Core 6 box. Adding -liconv to the vlc_LDFLAGS in the make file corrected the issue. Adding it to the vlc_LDADD as indicated in the previous post didn't fix the issue.