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you need to add --control logger

Hello,

VLC does not really offer this. What you can do is create a playlist:

- Open the URL in VLC.
- In the playlist's manage menu, select save
- Select a filename

Next times, just open this playlist file instead of opening the URL

Hello,

We don't provide such a solution, but it might not be very complex to do, using VLM and some scripting magic

Could you paste the part of config.log about wx ?

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Hello, Both of your points are not yet feasible, and are planned ... for soon. Auto-preparse should be added in 0.8.5, I think, it's quite easy. For playlist "remembering", I can't say, it needs more work, I don't know if I'll be working on it. Other people could do it, too :) Thanks for y...

Hello,

Transcoding will create some delay.

You can compensate it by changing the "file-caching" option for one of the streams "setup XXX option file-caching=XXX"

Default is 300ms, you can make some tests to find out how much delay transcoding creates.

Hello,

You need to transcode the raw audio of the second channel to something that can be muxed in MPEG-TS.

I suggest you use setup channel 2 output #transcode{acodec=mpga}:bridge-in:standard{mux=ts,access=udp,url=239.255.12.43}

Hello,

Yes it is, using "MMSH" as access, "ASFH" as output. You might need to transcode video to "DIV3". You can get more information by searching the forum, that already contains several detailed answers for this question.

It's planned to have this type of information available, for next version.

Hello,

You can, by going in Preferences->General, and you have a "default stream" box. You need to enter the full path to your playlist there.

We are planning to have a real "remember" feature, but I can't tell you when it will be there.

Hello,

Yes, HTTP is the best method.

How did you enable HTTP on the windows box ? Could you please have a look at the messages window of the VLC that has HTTP enabled, to see if any error appear ?

What do you mean by "it does not work" ?

Hello,

Even if you don't think you changed preferences, you might have changed them accidentaly, so please try to remove them as explained in our FAQ.

Did you change/update your video driver ?

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Hello,

At least players based on live library (most linux players) can, plus quicktime.

Real might be able, I can't gurantee that, though

Hello,

Yes, it is possible, using the "VLM" feature. You can have a look at the streaming howto, on http://www.videolan.org/doc that details this.

Please don't hesitate if you have any further question.

Hello,

This is not possible at the moment, although we might consider adding it in a future version (please see https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/433 which is related)

Hello, The problem comes from the fact that most DVD are encrypted, using an algorithm known as "CSS" (Content Scrambling System). Software or hardware that want to decrypt such DVDs need to purchase a decryption key from the DVD Consortium. Such keys are extremely expensive. They are also...

Hello, Glad you enjoyed the color prompt. You can have a look at http://people.via.ecp.fr/~alexis/formation-linux/ that offers a different prompt for the root account, too bad you didn't see this one. Thanks for the proof of concept anyway. General note: VLC binaries were not affected by this attack.

Hello,

Try starting vlc with -vvv --color and look for warning message, like "unable to load libwxwidgets_plugin.so"

The mysteries of Windows

Glad it finally works

I don't consider this as a bug.

VLC reading JPG files is not a feature but a side-effect of the MJPG reading capability. We will not work towards making a slideshow reader from VLC

Unfortunately, it is only a rumor.

Well, you do have the "osd menu", but it is not really usable. We plan on doing better ... later

Have you tried removing your preferences files, as explained in our FAQ ?

Do you mean nothing more appears in the log after what you pasted ?

Does it happen with all video or only this one ?

Could you try going in preferences, in input/Demuxers and check the "recreate AVI index" box, restart VLC and retry ?

Thanks