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Unfortunately I cannot talk about what HE I am getting my feeds from

remuxing is great if you don't care about PID value consistency from the original stream. i know my stream is DVB compliant (it is captured off a live headend :D), but ... that is another story entirely. about dumping the content of your stream, there are several tools out there. searching Google fo...

I took your advice and tried using VLS today. I made the config file (based on instructions from documentation), setup this vls.cfg for logging, input name, input type/description/location, channels (multicast/network) and associated addresses, then the LaunchOnStartUp entry to launch "start Pg...

FYI -

TS can be either 188 byte or 204 byte.

188 byte packet = 1 sync byte, 187 data bytes
204 byte packet = 1 sync byte, 187 data bytes, 16 parity bytes

I hope this helps!

i'm not sure, but you may have more luck using VLS (VideoLan Server), even if that product isn't maintained anymore. i know it's not able to transcode, but not sure if it can stream data without remuxing Thanks for the response! I guess re-muxing is not truly the problem, maybe the topic of this th...

Ok, so, I decided to move to command line for more flexibility. I read the longhelp/advanced section and did several things. I still could not stop VLC from remuxing with new SI/PSI data. I have a solution, but it is not perfect. My friend stayed up late last night to hack the live555 source so to o...

I enjoy to tinker on the side with various hardware and software. I downloaded VLC this week from the website (Ubuntu Feisty release). I absolutely love this software, and it has been great to do everything I need except one thing: Since Monday I've been trying to get something working (and beating ...