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You have mostly answered your own question... You can embed and link on a host server without VLC installed on that host. But it will need to point to the source on your computer/server with VLC installed. This means that it is your upstream bandwidth that will be used to supply the stream to the cl...

Might want to try the Flash solution now you have got the asf sorted....

In a local LAN you need the local or LAN IP in the asx metafile Or In a WAN you need the external IP of your router in the asx metafile You can't generally view one from the other, so suggest you create two asx files, one for lan and one for wan, also two web pages/links, again one for wan one for l...

You may find these of interest
http://wiki.videolan.org/Simple_Stream_VLC_to_Website

Better/more advanced
http://wiki.videolan.org/Stream_VLC_to_ ... _and_Flash

Re your router, I guessing you need to "port forward" the IP to the server
See
http://portforward.com/

No other suggestions apart from a thorough re read of the "Appendix" sub link in my previous post. This is a working adaptation of that example cd C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\ vlc dshow:// :dshow-vdev="Hauppauge WinTV 88x Video Capture" :dshow-adev="SoundMAX Digital Audio&...

Take a look at this post and the links therein
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=84404

Should cover the idea Eg missing // and other stuff

Also, either use ...scale=x ... Or ... width=x,height=y... Not both

Do not embed in web page
Point the web link directly at the .asx metafile.
If VLC is the default media player on the client, then VLC will run as a "pop out" player

Re your original desync problems... If you carefully read through this post and especially the other links in that post... http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=87254 It would seem that some hardware (DVB-x and perhaps some other usb devices) in Windows are having a problem with audio sy...

See link for how to create a .asx metafile and use it for live webstreaming with VLC

http://wiki.videolan.org/Simple_Stream_VLC_to_Website

If you have remote control and can restart VLC..

You could write a batch file with all your settings, for a one click solution..
See


viewtopic.php?f=4&t=84404

I believe the only settings are: Synchronise on audio track, in Preferences Or command option <audio-sync> in transcode string DVB-T (or S) input devices have been reported to have problems with audio / video sync. Could possibly be a soundcard hardware related problem if using analog capture input?

Take a look here
Simple
http://wiki.videolan.org/Simple_Stream_VLC_to_Website

better
http://wiki.videolan.org/Stream_VLC_to_ ... _and_Flash

If you have thoroughly checked out the previous suggestions Eg Checked your security & firewall settings Checked Messages (logs) at verbosity 2 for information/problems/solutions Tried alternative known good file types with appropriate profiles Tried TS stream with your file.m4v (I used the refe...

Suggest you get the latest copy from Videolan (Main Website link, top of this page!)
Verbosity setting (or detail) is at the bottom of the Messages (logs) window. You need to be watching that to find out what's going on.

@ willowave h264 aac (mp4) is the default profile on VLC 1.1.x not h264 aac (TS) Are sure you have a genuine copy of VLC from Videolan? Otherwise You will have to do some detective work and go through a process of elimination. Eg try an alternative file (known good) type like mp3 with an mp3 audio o...

I tried running a .m4v from usb mem stick
slightly eratic behaviour with straight h264 aac mp4 profile
Works reliably with h264 aac (TS) profile
So, suggest you try the h264 transport stream (TS) from the profile dropdown menu.

Have you tried streaming a file from your servers hdd? Could be that the usb device is causing a problem?

Could be your firewall/ local security is causing a problem, eg port blocked

Open your Messages box (Tools menu) before streaming for an indication of whats going on.

Not sure from your description, but you mentioned SO after setting the address not clear what you mean, or have done here? You may have changed something? Try an http solution. your method looks OK up to Destinations At the destinations screen Check Local display box Select http from dropdown and cl...

Trying to get 320x240 in WMV/asf into a 100k bandwidth stream is being a bit optimistic! Embedded MSMP is slow at the best of times vb=xx is more of a target rather than an actual An embedded h264/Flash solution would be more efficient and suffer much less lag, but you will probably have to reduce t...

Post back in plenty of detail..
Your goal - end game, OS ,what you have done so far, etc
An http example would be good
Your server output string
Your client input?

I think you have some syntax problems "...." around your input devices-options-values and sout This post covers the general idea http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=84404 You might want to try a simpler cmd line/batch to start with and prove it out, eg a simple file input fol...

May be of interest

http://wiki.videolan.org/Stream_VLC_to_ ... _and_Flash

This is a simple method, (there are better ways) using the GUI Select Streaming from the Media menu Select the Newwork tab Enter the URL screen:// Check more options box and increase caching to say 3000 Click Stream Click Next Check Local Display box if required Select http from destinations dropdow...

Yes, works for multiple clients in the same way.
You will probably have to experiment for optimum vlc settings to suit your hardware, network etc

use input URL

screen://

This may help
http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation: ... ab_options

I find http output works well wmv/asf , caching 3000, vb 2400 and scale at about 0.5