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There are some documentation on developers.videolan.org, but not very much. Your best bet is probably to explain here what you want to do, and we will give you pointers in the right direction.

the mpeg4ip project have a tool to add hinting information to mp4 files. Take a look at that

It is a fault in the stream. A spec compliant mpeg2 transport stream contain at least a few more pids than you mentioned. These are reffered to as PAT and PMT, at least. These contain information about the other pids, which one belong together etc, and one could argue that mplayer and xine is buggy ...

run from commandline the following command:
vlc -vvv --reset-plugins-cache --color

It should give a yellow line complaining about unresolved symbols in your plugin, it will contain the symbol that is missing, and this could be useful to figure out what to link with.

it depends all on what kind of input, and how you plan to send the es. Please be a bit more precise when asking such questions.

and it will have NO effect on vlc whatsoever and your posting is SO off topic.

As to the questions, these files most probably use windows media DRM. There is nothing vlc can do about these files.

sorry, I thought the module was called "directory", a bit tired here. just change "directory" into the name of your module in previous post

try --sout "std{access=directory,mux=ts,url=mydirectory}"

What exactly does this module do?

it's a known problem, and will be fixed before the release. (Or rather the release will be delayed till it is fixed)

VLC do not have this conversion. Basically what is needed for this conversion is the following: 1: Render the text into an offscreen picture buffer 2: Convert buffer to YUV with alpha channel 3: Reduce the number of colors to 4 4: replace the buffer with palette indexes for each of these 4 colors 5:...

vlc have no noice reduction functionality, not can vlc take advantage of ffdshow or AC3(whatever that might be). Noise shouldn't be handled in the player, you should use some audio processing program to fix that in my oppinion

The following little script gets info on a stream or file from vlc from command line. It's not pretty, but it might be enough for your needs. Otherwise it would be cool to have a proper implementation of this so feel free to go ahead on that project. #!/bin/bash (sleep 3; echo info;echo quit)|vlc -I...

seems like your vlc lacks the livedotcom module. If you compiled it yourself make sure you have live.com sources installed and that you tell configure where they are. If you use packaged vlc try to ask whoever made the packages to include that

I think you can use huffyuv in vlc as well, it's just not in the drop down box because it's too obscure. Manually edit the transcode line to use it. the fourcc is HFYU

Can you please tell me what the required parts for me ford granada to run is, both forward and reverse.

The following incarnation should work: vlc ~/musikk/Track\ 07.ogg --sout "#transcode{acodec=s16l,channels=2,rate=44100}:std{access=file,mux=raw,url=-}" -q --intf dummy vlc:qui however the rate part is not implemented yet, so output rate will be whatever the input rate is. Alternatively you...

It is not a bug. For files with several video tracks vlc by default opens all. You can select which one to use in the video track menu.

--input-repeat=-1

use the .exe installer, it will ask you if you want to install the mozilla plugin as well.

Are you trying to use the fb video output? perhaps you need to pass something sensible to --fbdev

this is on our todo, and will hopefully me done in time for next release

it's supposed to be like this:
vlc input --sout "#transcode{venc=dirac{quality=5}}:std{access=file,mux=ogg,url=outfile.ogg}"

or like this
vlc input --sout "#transcode{vcodec=drac}:std{access=file,mux=ogg,url=outfile.ogg}"

latter will not let you specify options to the encoder

trying to help gibalou out here: *first get latest vlc sources via svn *run the bootstrap script *run configure with --enable-dirac (among other options you might want) *make now from a command line you could run something like this: vlc input --sout "#transcode{vcodec=dirac{quality=5}}:std{acc...

socks proxy support has been added in the development release. I do not however know if socks proxy supports udp

it has been implemented in the development version. Will probably be included in the next release