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So it will work again in newer versions?

Meanwhile is there anything I can change in the settings to fix the problem our would it be best sold by going back to the older version?

I was using VLC player to monitor 4 different video feeds, using a standard command in a bat file that runs at startup. Start C:\Progra~1\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe udp://@:xxxx --video-x=850 --video-y=0 --width=300 --height=200 Obviously I have 4 of these in the file. After I upgraded to the newer versio...

I got it to work, Just had to re-install the drivers

Is there anyway to watch my webcam through VLC or to stream it through UDP so I may watch it?

(its a simple radioschack webcam, with almost no software installed)

Thanks!

Ive been trying to code it in telnet but Im so lost;

The stream is on 127.0.0.1:1254, I want to record for 90 seconds, I don't think I can do this in telnet since it is in the subnet right?

Genuis!

Thanks A ton!

Other than just playing around how do I find cordinates of a spot on the screen?

Oh That was a god-send, thank you!

I auctually get a command line error when i use that code

adding
to the end?

I have found the options to have the windows open to a custom size but now I want them open in a specific location on the desktop. We allready have a bat file that open four windows. What is the code I could add in to make them open to a pitcular spot on the screen and can I assume when trying out t...

where are these settings at

Thats NP, thanks for the link I will check that out

How could I do that Ive never done anything with VLC outside of a setting up bat file commmands

I am new, but I have looked through and tried all the suggestions in the post I could find on this before posting it. I am setting up a bat file that will run on start up to record a UDP stream but I only want to record 1 minute to 1 minute and 30 seconds of video. (this is for legal reasons at a te...