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The development version of VLC supports FLAC streaming over http (inside an Ogg container). You need a pretty recent version though.

Try this one:
http://vthr.via.ecp.fr/~videolan/build/ ... 072225.zip

It sounds like you only want to share static content. In this case you'll be better off installing a web server (eg. apache) and put your files in there.

VideoLan is mainly useful for realtime streaming (eg. dvb channels, video acquisition cards, webcams, etc...).

This is a know problem and is hopefully solved in recent versions.
Try http://www.videolan.org/pub/testing/vlc ... st1/win32/

Simply because we don't provide this plugin.

The emule guys are the authors/maintainers of this plugin so have a look on their web site.

Nothing at all. VideoLan is mainly useful for realtime content streaming. Think DVB channels, video acquistion cards, webcams, etc... For static content there is usually no reason to use VLC/VLS (well there actually are a few like on-the-fly transcoding, etc... but mainly for power users). That bein...

The MTU size to be changed is in fact in the VLC preferences panel under the "input" section.
Change this to something like 30000 and check if you still have those problems.

For the audio problem I would first make sure my soundcard drivers are up to date. You could also try to select an alternative audio output plugin in the preferences of VLC (try the waveOut one). As for the video problem in 0.7.0-test1, I've seen this problem on 1 computer (which I don't have access...

Try "-A waveout" to select the waveOut audio output plugin.

And you can also try to update your soundcard drivers.

Could you open VLC's "Messages" window, try the same thing then cut&paste the resulting messages here ?

Make sure you have write access rights for your DVD device (/dev/dvd ?).
Libdvdcss needs that in order to send commands to the DVD drive to decrypt the content.

The audio encoding problem has just been fixed in CVS.

You should also try to remove VLC's config file.
http://www.videolan.org/doc/faq/en/vide ... html#AEN27

You can also try to reset your VLC config file.
Go into VLC's preferences panel and click on "Reset All"

I fixed a nasty bug in the audio transcoding yesterday so could you try to compile a CVS version and check it is working fine for you ? Ah and for the win32 client, can you give a try to: http://www.videolan.org/pub/testing/vlc-0.7.0-test1/win32/vlc-0.7.0-test1-win32.exe Or even more recent: http://...

Do you have the faad library installed to decode DVD audio?

Euuh, I guess you meant liba52 for a52/ac3 audio and libmad for mpeg audio

Also make sure your DVD doesn't use DTS audio as this codec is not handled by VLC.

I just fixed that in CVS.

Tested on 16/24/32 bits color depth display.
With 8bits color depth the colors are still completely messed up due to the color palette not being set.

No, it's a limitation of the seeking method used in the rc interface. Seeking in % of the file size will work because VLC does know the file size of your TS sample. But seeking in time (seconds) doesn't work because TS streams don't have a bitrate information or time indexes so we just can't find th...

No it shouldn't be difficult, have a look at src/vlc.c which is a basic app which makes use of libvlc. However bear in mind that vlc/libvlc are released under the GPL license so if you plan to redistribute your program, you will have to redistribute its source code as well. http://www.videolan.org/d...

Could you also make sure you are running the latest version ?
http://www.videolan.org/pub/testing/vlc ... -win32.exe

In Windows Task Manager it is possible to assign a single processor to a process.

Could you try that with VLC and check if the freezing issue still appears ?

You have the libintl.h error because you didn't install the gettext package. You should still be able to compile vlc by using the --with-included-gettext option for ./configure. And make sure you are using a recent snapshot of vlc (0.7.0-test1 or even cvs) because the ssize_t problem has been fixed ...

Could you try the latest test version ?
http://www.videolan.org/pub/testing/vlc ... t1/macosx/

Apparently some graphics cards don't support video overlays on TV outputs... could you try to disable this feature ?

Well, I for one didn't know about this ;) Could you have a look at the debug messages. There should be the full list of supported modes (sizes, chroma) somewhere. Only the sizes shown in there will work. But it still means that there is a check that isn't done correctly in the code and that vlc is u...

If you are running Windows, try the latest test version http://www.videolan.org/pub/testing/vlc ... st1/win32/

The shortcuts are accessible/changeable in the preferences panel.