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You can use this wrapper to run libVlc in the background. As long as you can figure out the options to use there is no reason this library can't be used as a streaming server. The only small change you have to do is edit the Initalize function in VideoLanClient.cs Comment out: //cbSurfaceChanged = n...

nevermind got it working. Needed to use --sout-all then it was all good

A small note. I found this command line works in console but when I try to use it in the C# .net wrapper i'm having no luck. vlc.exe -vvv rtsp://<ip>/stream1.0 :sout=#duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=<ip>:<port>/test}} I tried the following with the .net wrapper vlcOptions.Add(":no-one-...

I've been trying to setup a http pass-thru http server using the C# .net wrapper for libVlc and so far everything i'm trying to do works except the command line to make it stream out. At the moment when I try and stream a video I get a new Direct3D window created (the same as vlc uses) showing the v...

Sorry to ask what feels like a silly question but I could use help getting this right. Using this excellent wrapper i'm trying to get vlc to connect to a rtsp stream and expose it as a http stream. Transcoding isn't required (I think, please correct me if i'm wrong). The stream will be in m2ts or mp...