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Using v.1.0.0 seems to solve my problem. btw it's ok (for the moment)

What do you need exactly ?

how to create a scripte...

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No idea ?

Can you explain your idea with PID more?

Not really I don't know if it is possible ; Imagine a program which "forks" the 40 VLC processes. It gets the PIDs of new processes and associates each of them with a source (e.g. a camera)

I think you need enter 192.168.0.100:2025 on PC1.

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I don't think all the clients will be exactly sync. Network issues and buffering will bring some delay. Try it, you will have the right answer
For your second problem, I have no idea. Sorry.

Just open a network stream, enter the URL you want to read. (i.e. http://192.168.0.5:8080/) I am not sure to understand your problem.

Try to send & receive on the same computer. It will eliminate any network problem. Have you checked you are streaming on a good port ( >1024 and != 8080) ?

I think you can get the PID of each VLC and associate it with your camera. When cam #15 fails : cam #15 => Process 1274 (for example) => restart it.

I still have problems... Can somebody help me ?

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@just-do-it : try to decrease the quality of your stream. It is the only solution I see... @paridoth : As just-do-it suggested, I think you are trying to connect to port 80 while your server is broadcasting on port 8080. Choose the same port, preferably not the 8080 one, which is used by the HTTP in...

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You can access the log in real time by clicking Tools > Messages. Set the verbose level to 2 and retry connecting to your server.

The same with the '-vv' argument when launching VLC, which is a bit more complete : [vlc@localhost ~]$ valgrind --tool=none vlc -vv --intf http ==3264== Nulgrind, a binary JIT-compiler for x86-linux. ==3264== Copyright (C) 2002-2004, and GNU GPL'd, by Nicholas Nethercote. ==3264== Using valgrind-2.2...

Ok, once compiled with "--enable-debug" at configure-time, I launched VLC as follows : [vlc@localhost ~]$ valgrind vlc --intf http valgrind: Missing --tool option Available tools: massif cachegrind none callgrind lackey corecheck addrcheck helgrind memcheck valgrind: Use --help for more in...

Mmmh.. What must I launch ? I have never used valgrind nor gdb before :/ Has VLC to be compiled with particular options ?

Hi, I think I am supposed to use 'strace' ; but I don't really know how to use it. Have I just to launch "strace vlc --intf http" ? Here is the end of the output : [vlc@localhost ~]$ strace vlc --intf http [...] rt_sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, [INT QUIT PIPE TERM], [HUP INT QUIT PIPE TERM CHLD],...

Hi, I have downloaded/compiled VLC version 0.9.9a, with the following options (I have first installed libmad 0.15.1b): ./configure --prefix=/usr/local \ --disable-x11 \ --disable-xvideo \ --disable-glx \ --disable-xinerama \ --disable-opengl \ --disable-sdl \ --disable-sdl-image \ --disable-freetype...