According to the Hardware Compatibility List ( http://wiki.videolan.org/Hardware_Compatibility_list#Capture_Cards ), the Dazzle DVC 100 provides no sound, only picture. I've had some success getting both to work. The only problem I have with it as the moment is latency. I can set the latency lower (...
I figured out that if --sout-shout-mp3 is not set to 1 VLC will not be able to connect to a Shoutcast instance. My command now to try output AAC to a Shoutcast instance is this: vlc -vvv --play-and-exit -I dummy SOURCE --sout '#transcode{acodec=mp4a, ab=64, channels=2, samplerate=44100, aenc=ffmpeg}...
Can you transfer files to your phone directly, like over a USB cable? What I suggest is taking things one step at a time with figuring out how to get VLC to make a compatible file that your phone will play (off the phone's local storage), then figuring out what transports (http, mms, rtsp) your phon...
Did you install via apt-get or did you compile from source?
If you compiled from source, did you include faad? faad is a library for decoding (playing) AAC audio. You'll need to compile faad from source first, then compile VLC and use --include-faad or some such.
A Shoutcast instance (I'm talking specifically Shoutcast, not Icecast) can take in an MP3 or AAC stream and relay it. There's a DSP plugin for Winamp (on Winamp.com's plugins section) that'll broadcast to a Shoutcast instance in either AAC or MP3. I've tested it myself. I can get VLC to connect and ...
I realize my response is several months late, but here goes. I've had some issues transcoding WMA streams to Shoutcast. Certain ones would give this skipping sound (sorta like when you skip ahead on a CD). To me it sounds like there's a buffer underrun condition there. My command line is this: vlc -...
I'm having difficulty myself. I'm trying to take in an audio stream and on-the-fly transcode it to AAC over RTSP (going out). There are two ways to do RTSP: VOD and broadcast. VOD (video on demand) is VLC taking some local file and streaming it out. Broadcast is taking a live feed (a shoutcast serve...
Had a similar problem. Adding --host-cflags="-fPIC" to the ./configure line fixed it. Hope it helps :) 1st edit: Oh yeah, I'm running quad core 64-bit red hat with 8G of ram. I think --host-cflags="-fPIC" is necessary for 64-bit x86. 2nd edit: My bad, on ffmpeg it's --host-cflags...