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there is not yet any official upnp support in vlc. please contact the author of the upnp module for any further questions about it.

vlc uses ffmpeg for compression. how the different codecs compare to each other are thoughrouly discussed on other forums than this, since this off course is only a interrest forum for one of them.

QT embedded is still (to some degree) supported. if that is what you want please give more details on the problem.

code for something similar to this was added very recently to svn. It's called mosaic.c or something.

some of this is possible, but not all. try something like this: vlc petrole.mpg :start-time="sec" :stop-time="sec" :sout="#std{access=file,mux=ts,url=output.mpg}" vlc:quit you can change the size and add the subtitle if you are willing to re-encode the clip, but it will...

any player who use spam in it's marketing is by definition evil. You just managed to seriously damage your players reputation.

To some degree, try the mozilla plugin

no

just put the filename as first parameter to vlc on start.

I'ts probably a one-line change to the relevant file (if you want bottom-centered marquee

./vlc -vvvv tiger-rx.264 --sout rtp/ts:157.254.120.159:20000

known bug in 0.8.1. try a nightly build

If you are compiling vlc all by yourself then you need to tell configure about freebidi, then everything else should be automatic

you can see it in "stream and media info" menu in the view menu, while playing. Or right-click->info in the playlist after playing. You can't edit it with vlc

yes

I didn't try it myself, if none of my suggestions worked, then I'm all out of ideas. Sorry.

use --fake-tty

vlc interpret RTCP sender report packets, but don't send any rtcp packets

Quote: "If that don't work try setting it to something very low"

something like 0.00001

That should make the jpeg continue every hundred thousand seconds

There is a switch in the preferences->modules->demux->mjpeg that set fps for jpeg viewing. try setting this to 0. If that don't work try setting it to something very low (this will not give and endless display of the jpeg, but hopefully it can be long enough. Then look in the hotkeys section of the ...

try iso-8859-9 or CP1254

is it a srt subtitle file, then only edit it to replace all \n with newlines. Perhaps we will fix support for this in newer vlc versions

I guess you are talking about the zipped version and the .exe installer version, and the answer in that case is that the .exe installer version uses better compression than zip.

for the livedotcom module all rtp packet processing, including timestamp reading are done by the live.com streaming media library available at http://live.com

vlc can read ts over rtp in two different ways. First way (the old way) completly ignores the rtp timestamps and uses only the mpeg ts timestamps. The other way users the livedotcom module, and it somehow uses the rtp timestamps, but there are larges known problems with this way, and measures have b...