Now I have to figure out what's happening on the Windows side. It's still interesting to see that the same type of bug is happening on two entirely different platforms.
The audio and video is going out of sync with both the Windows and Linux versions of VLC 1.1.10. My video sources consist of the following: - XviD/MP3 files: Koepi XviD encoder Quantizer 3, Lame MP3 encoder 48KHz 192 kbps CBR. - Theora/Vorbis/Ogg live stream via VLC from http://38.104.152.86:11284, ...
Do note that the second instance does absolutely no transcoding whatsoever. All it does is stitch the streams from the first instance into one continuous stream. If you've added the transcoding code from the first instance into the second instance, take it out. You don't need it. Another detail. You...
Okay, I've found a solution. It's not perfect, but it should reduce the problem to less than a second of corrupted video. You'll need two instances of VLC: one to transcode the video files into a common format, and another to stream to all of the clients. Here's a command line example of an x264/A52...
I'm having the exact same problem. I was hoping to use the Mosaic feature to bypass the problem (no blanking of first few seconds occurs when you play the videos in a mosaic panel), but the mosaic feature is highly unstable, suffers from random crashes, occasionally makes multiple windows open up on...