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Just a quick update (I've got some persons smarter than me noodling on this now): we found this... http://vvvv.org/tiki-index.php?page=tonfilm-VideoSync ...but we haven't tested it yet. Outside of that, our other idea to test out is to use a Windows Server box with Windows Media Streaming Services, ...

Thanks. Well, if the official documentation page is up to date, then it should still be there... http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Modules/netsync Perhaps I came to this conclusion as a result of both a) not being able to get it to work and b) someone posted on another thread that it was remove...

Hello, I'm just wondering why the NetSync module was removed (from what I can tell, only from the Windows version). I need it for multi-file, multi-computer playback (video wall, but each screen is on a separate computer playing a separate file; need the files to stay in sync). I've looked at the fo...

You could use the Documentation:Modules/netsync module. I'm not sure that it'll work if you're playing different files but it won't hurt to try :) vlc --extraintf netsync --netsync-master somevideo.avi vlc --extraintf netsync --netsync-master-ip 1.2.3.4 someothervideo.mp4 Has anyone tried dionoea's...

So to clarify: you want each to *start* at the same time, but you're ok with the possibility that they'll drift apart from each other later? And you want to do this so you can test the computers' clocks? (and/or OS/program latency, etc) Is this a personal programming project? NetSync is made such th...

According to NetSync's documentation, it's only for a single stream. I, too, need to synchronize *different* videos; I don't care if they're streams or files, local or remote. In other words, when Computer-A is on frame 47 of File-1.mp4, I want Computer-B to be on frame 47 of File-2.mp4, and so on. ...