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Try this.

@Aubin - I was just wondering, is it possible to get the audio out.
I mean while I'm streaming a part of my desktop can i play another video on and stream the sound and video together as part of the desktop.

sorry for the simply question but what's the url that i should use to recieve the stream.
I tried replacing dst=none with dst=:8080/stream. for example i use http://192.168.1.101:8080/stream on the phone.
But that didn't work.

You don't have to replace dst=none. The dst has already been defined.

Your code is ok.
Latency will always exist!

By the way, i used port 1234.

Ignore this

Remove the fps.

sorry for the simply question but what's the url that i should use to recieve the stream. I tried replacing dst=none with dst=:8080/stream. for example i use http://192.168.1.101:8080/stream on the phone. But that didn't work. This is for testing locally and globally - For this to work you need wam...

No, this is not the solution I expect.
I wish to use UDP, not a web server, I want to keep it simple.
One send UDP datagrams, other receives it, that's all.

So you want this to be on local network only.

Ok this works, only to show you what i did. You can experiment with it. Open vlc, go to Tools + Preferences + show settings all + stream output. On stream output paste this #transcode{vb=450,width=480,vcodec=h264,deinterlace,samplerate=44100}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http{mime=video/x-flv},mux=ffmpe...

I have managed to do what you are looking for but it differs from your idea.

For you friends to be able to access your stream from the internet you need port 80 as well to be forwarded.
Secondly you need to install a web server so it can act as a server on your pc, then your friends will become your clients.
The best one there is, is wampserver - http://www.wampserver.com/en/

Can you please write the actual stream of the bf3 you were watching on the vlc!!

Try using 2 versions of vlc players, that way u define the client and the server. With one player is a bit confusing.

I tried it locally on my laptop it's a lot faster. But tried (knowing it won't work) it on my android phone and it didn't work because android doesn't support asf, that's why i used ts. Try to experiment with this. If your phone supports flash then this should work. Let me know. #transcode{vcodec=h...

With VLM config you can broadcast multiple channels. Example vlm config file with 3 streams running -------------------------------cut here new channel1 broadcast enabled setup channel1 input http://localhost:11111 (ignore this text and braces here , write your port and domain instead of- 11111,2222...

I am not sure about what u are trying to do, but why would you want to stream an encrypted file.
Even if u manage to do that, i think the stream would not be able to stream properly cause of the encryption.

Try removing fps and for mux use asf instead of ts.
You have to experiment, i know it sounds a bit strange but that's what i do.
Let me know if that worked.

#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=300,width=640,acodec=none}:duplicate{dst=standard{access=http,mux=asf,dst=127.0.0.1:1234}}

If you want to display time and title of what you are streaming, or just elapsed time, use this as an example. #transcode{sfilter=marq{marquee="$N$_$T$_$D",position=5,size=12,opacity=255} Here are more tokens u can use!! Tokens $_ - new line $a - artist $b - album $c - copyright $d - descr...

#transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=320,channels=2,samplerate=44100}:std{access=file,mux=wav,dst="C:/Users/ibstars/Desktop/file.mp3"}

Type wav for mux

Here you go
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/2719/how ... -with-vlc/

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Actually guys we were doing ok with the methods we used. After Reading at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_bitrate_streaming The latest versions of Flash Player and Flash Media Server support adaptive bit-rate streaming over the traditional RTMP protocol, as well as HTTP, similar to the HTTP-ba...

UPDATE: Guys we need to change the input from http to udp so the output is from udp to HTTP, that way the streaming is more reliable and it takes a small amount of bandwidth. From mine experience streaming access via HTTP is not reliable. Try getting used to UDP streaming. From udp to http output i...

Hello there. I think this is were this topic will end about live streaming via HTTP. Doing some research along the way it appears that we were doing HTTP progressive streaming, and that is not really a good way for streaming online because it involves caching. Caching on disk is unavoidable if you u...

Try this, just change the channel numbers

setup channel1 input udp://@239.0.1.2:1234
setup channel2 input udp://@239.0.1.3:1234
setup channel3 input udp://@239.0.1.4:1234

control channel1 play
control channel2 play
control channel3 play