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When someone fixes it. So there isn't any deadline for that.

one more question - in case of donation/award can anyone fix it here? and how donation must be?

and is there any info when this will be fixed? because we where doing free project for homeless children - there will be streaming from 40 ip cameras from some beautiful places in our country. Now this project is stopped because of this bug...that's why i'm here and writing this.

With this version of Flash streaming of Flash (FLV) is not working normal. I have streaming from Hikvision IP camera - to server with VLC installed with this code :sout=#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,vb=400, fps=4}:std{access=http,dst=81.95.173.88:8030/stream.flv} everything was working ok before flash was ...

With this version of Flash streaming of Flash (FLV) is not working normal. I have streaming from Hikvision IP camera - to server with VLC installed with this code :sout=#transcode{vcodec=FLV1,vb=400, fps=4}:std{access=http,dst=81.95.173.88:8030/stream.flv} everything was working ok before flash was ...

Didn't thought about controling it with process-es. This is interesting. Can you explain your idea with PID more?

I'm going to make streaming of 40 ip cameras. So it means that 40 VLC will be executed. The main problems for me now are is that something happened with vlc of camera #15 ( it crashed for example) to find out which one crashed i will have to search restart each stream. the best would be if on taskba...

my opinion 1 vlc will have load maximum 10 users. This is maximum.
Yesterday i tested 2 cameras streamed via VLC with 30 users and there was no any problem - the CPU was 10% only ( and this was just simple HP workstation)

If the streaming will be from pc(where vlc is installed) not camera, why are interested in camera load?

The project is like this, we need to make a stream to a website of 40 ip cameras. I did connection from camera to VLC player and streamed it FLV on website. The question is how do PC will work when it will have 40 running VLC client on it, and for 100-200 users connected to that VLC. Anyone made suc...