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To decode mp4a you must have faad into VLC.
To decode h264 (video) you must have FFmpeg into VLC.

Related to this, is there way to know which faad and FFMPEG version is used with each VLC version? Especially, what were used for the newest official (f-version)?

Thanks.

There is a live rtp stream over udp and fed into vlc for decoding. vlc works well for a while, about 30mins~ 1hr, and something goes wrong later: ... The video is choppy and finally may freeze. if restart vlc, everthing will be OK. There are old topics about such problem: 1. http://forum.videolan.o...

Originally Posted by The DJ, VLC Developer, on Fri Aug 18, 2006 " The problem with saving H264 RTSP, is that RTP only specifies the PTS of video frames, and not the DTS (decoding timestamp). This means that this DTS needs to be reconstructed. For mpeg4 and a few other formats, this is implemen...

Hi, the newest available SDP (Session Description Protocol) is defined in RFC 4566 (2006) and its ch10 describes changes from RFC 2327 (1998). I am trying to check which SDP RFC is used in the newest VLC-version. VLC-wiki says: "SDP is defined in RFC2327" but is that still correct informat...