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Enable caching perhaps. On my rebroadcasted stream, I just tried setting it 30000 and only see a 10 second delay instead of 30. Perhaps vlc is capped? [quote="markEmark"]Hi Everyone, I know this is a bizarre request, but is it possible to set some kind of setting that will cause VLC to put...

Actually do have an update on the bandwidth statistics. A single connection using WMP to VLC producing an MMS stream, using: #transcode{vcodec=WMV1,vb=256,scale=1} and no throttling/cappping, after 10 minutes connected I'm using 215kbit/s. I expecting it will ramp up a little more since that is only...

VLC doesn't need to make 20 connections to each camera. You'd have one connection per camera to the VLC server. Using RTSP/M-Jpeg on the camera, and max resolution, you might push 1.2mbit/connection between VLC and the camera. Since that isn't external to your network, no worries, just have a 100mbi...

I've used easy urpmi to configre my mdk 10.1 and 2005LE systems so that they were able to completely install vlc and vls without issue.

try using http://easyurpmi.zarb.org/ and selecting for your mdk version and locale, and using what it generates for updates

Using Mandrake, I find using urpmi to get everything installed happily.

I'd compile from source or cvs if I was using slack, but with packaged systems like Redhat/fedora, Debian (apt) and Mandrake, using the packages work well enough till new ones in contrib show up.