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In my project I am currently using unix shell scripts to record and play videos. Its a very ugly code, but it's working great. Here's what I do : 1) On the server, create a sh file. ex: playvideo.sh 2) put a vlc remote command in it : #!/bin/sh ( echo open 192.168.0.100 6001 sleep 0.5 echo add /shar...

I am having the same problem, here's my post :
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No one is able to tell me what is the problem.
I compiled the whole thing many times without success (using RH8).
My only solution is to use the precompiled Windows version of VLC

Please help !!

Ok , since no one can answer my question, here's an easier one! Since I compiled and installed vlc many times, I searched for old libs lying around. And guess what... [root]# find / -name libfb_plugin.so /lib/vlc/video_output/libfb_plugin.so /usr/lib/vlc/video_output/libfb_plugin.so /usr/local/lib/v...

Hi vlc team ! First of all, thanks for your great job !! Here's my problem : I am trying to use vlc under linux ( RedHat 8.0 ). Since all the rpms that I could find are for RH 7 or 9, I decided to complile vlc. So I went to your source download page and downloaded all the files. I compiled everythin...

It's for linux. I don't understand what you mean by "use the program screen"... Just to let you know, I am trying to automate recording of multicasted streams, so I am only using the console. I want to use the daemon and rc options so vlc would be started "as a sevice" and accept...

yeah, I already tried and it's doing the same as -I

Hi, I want to start vlc as a background process and control it remotely. I looked around (in the forums) and you guys are refering to the --daemon option. I already tried the --fake-tty option with the background operator (&). This worked, but I have another app. using multicast/unicast and it w...

Hi everyone! I am trying to do it under linux (RedHat 8.0). I downloaded vlc 0.8.1 with all the libs and compiled everything from src. Since it didn't work in linux, I tried using a precompiled vlc on win2k and this command is actually working (same vers.). I suppose it's a mp4 lib problem, but I ju...