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I couldn't understand the utility of having many instances of a VLM broadcast element. The only reason that I can find usefull is if every instances has is own output so when une instance is palying, I could change the output without affecting the output of the current playing instance. And if I cre...

Excuse for reposting this text, but I think this is the correct place, sorry. I'm trying to figure out how to change the input of a VLM element by VLM commands and haven't found anything. I'm trying to use the input list of a broadcast VLM element as a basic playlist, but I need the command to selec...

I'm trying to figure out how to change the input of a VLM element by VLM commands and haven't found anything. I'm trying to use the input list of a broadcast VLM element as a basic playlist, but I need the command to select the input number. I'm scripting remotely a VLC media player a this could be ...

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And for sending commands using the JSONP system (requesting a script): vlm_cmd.jsonp.html: <vlc id="if" param1="0"/> <!-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > < vlm_cmd.jsonp.html: VLC media player web interface < - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...

Similarly, for sending the VLM commands and have the response in JSON, I've created the file vlm_cmd.json.html (the extension html again is for activate the VLC media player parser). <vlc id="if" param1="0"/> <!-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...

More information about the JSON standard:

• http://www.json.org/
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Json

Others framework examples welcome

You can also do the request directly. But javaScript frameworks (like dojo toolkit, prototype, jQuery, etc) hide a lot of dificulties, like browser diferences.

And finally, for the real demos. I use the dojo toolkit, so those examples are going to be especific to this framework. Is for that reason that I've try to explain the theory in the other 2 post above. For the normal XmlHttpRequest function getVlcInfo(){ dojo.xhrGet({ url: "http://localhost:808...

Secondly, This data type is only useful if you want it to use in the JavaScript code served by the VLC web server interface. My project's application is going to be served by a proper web server so we hit the cross domain request protection. We surely going to overcome this limitation by setting a d...

Put those 2 files in the requests directory inside the directory of the web interface (platform dependant). And activating the web interface. Configuring VLC media player, for example with those VLM commands: new BroadcastTest broadcast enabled loop setup BroadcastTest input "C:\local\VideoTest...

I don't know if it could be of interest, but as part of a project that I'm developing that uses the VLC media player as a very important piece, I write a file for the web interface that export the information of VLM elements to JSON (like vlm.xml do in XML). The second file, is a JSONP adaptation to...

I don't know if it could be of interest, but as part of a project that I'm developing that uses the VLC media player as a very important piece, I write a file for the web interface that export the information of VLM elements to JSON (like vlm.xml do in XML). The second file, is a JSONP adaptation to...

Known bug.
Try 0.8.6e version.
It's solves some H264 packets problems.

I'm not really sure if the H264 packetizer problem is solved. Found a few diference between broadcast with VLC a H264 encoded file by RTP multicast and the same file served by VoD. (used TED Talks downladed files). RTP multicast: new TEB broadcast enabled loop setup TEB input "C:\local\TED\ted_...

I'm not really sure if the H264 packetizer problem is solved. Found a few diference between broadcast with VLC a H264 encoded file by RTP multicast and the same file served by VoD. (used TED Talks downladed files). RTP multicast: new TEB broadcast enabled loop setup TEB input "C:\local\TED\ted_...

This could help:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=119507

The problem have been fixed for the next release!!! Just wait a few days for the final binaries of the bugfix version 0.8.6e. check: http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/tags/0.8.6e/NEWS Stream output: * Fixed waiting for SPS/PPS problem in H.264 packetizer Thanks to all the developpers of VLC media...

The problem have been fixed for the next release!!! Just wait a few days for the final binaries of the bugfix version 0.8.6e. I've tried a preliminary build that works fine. check: http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/tags/0.8.6e/NEWS Stream output: * Fixed waiting for SPS/PPS problem in H.264 packe...

The above ticket is incorrect, but I don't remenber the good one.

Anyway, it's solved for the next release.

Tested with a windows build. Thanks j-b.

The above ticket is incorrect, but I don't remenber the good one.

Anyway, it's solved for the next release.

Tested with a windows build. Thanks j-b.

I have a question about the Live555 access module.

One of their options is tunelling RTSP and RTP over HTTP.

I think this is not the same as interleaving RTP in RTSP.
See 10.12 Embedded (Interleaved) Binary Data in
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2326#page-40

I'm correct?

thanks

VLC users or VLC developpers maillist?

For an example see RFC-2326 section 14.6 at:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2326#page-71

Making some experiments with VLC to record remotely multiple RTSP/RTP streams, I could use any of the VLC interfaces (VLM notably to start the recording asyncronously). Reading the RTSP RFC-2326 I saw the optional RECORD method and I wonder if it could be an interesting idea to implement some record...