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Hi Thannoy, and thanks for your comment. It seems to me #rtp{...} is new module and you are using old one #std{access=udp,...} that will not be active in future versions of VLC.

Hi there, it is not so simple after all: if I execute one command on Debian everything is WORKING just fine but when same command is applied on XP (tried on 3 different machines) then it is NOT working. Here is the example for one command that is working on Debian but NOT working on XP: vlc audio.mp...

Thanks for your post but unfortunatelly I don't see how this is relevant. From same Debian server I'm able to generate multicast stream if source is local file (audio.mp3 or video.avi) but it will not work if source is rtsp or mms stream coming into VLC from some streaming server(s).

Hi there,

can you post exact command? I'll try to simulate this in my lab and will let you know about results.

Regards,
Tenaro

Another follow-up, this time from Debian (yes, I tried same thing from command line on another operating system): vlc test_stream.avi --sout '#transcode{vcodec=mp4v,acodec=mpga,vb=800,ab=128,deinterlace}:rtp{mux=ts,dst=239.9.9.9}' Upper command is working just fine, i.e. I'm able to play this multic...

Hi all, obviously docs are written for Linux users, not windows guys like me (http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/ch04.html#id311538). Can anybody help me how those commands should look like in Windows enviroment? Here is one explicit example I would like to use from command line in Windo...

OK, let me try reformulate this: according to docs I should use Wizard to "Stream to network" to generate multicast audio packets to other devices. It looks this is working only when for input I use a file (like .mp3) while for input streams (like rtsp://A.B.C.D/test.rm or mms://blabla) it...

Hi all, when I try to play video (.avi) or audio (.mp3) file everything is fine. When trying to convert this into multicast stream it is working fine again (I can play on another machine using another VLC). Playing locally real audio stream using VLC also works just great. Problem is if I try to con...