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This was fixed after rc4.

We are aware, this should be fixed in the final 1.0.0 version.

Many of vlc's option require a restart of the media, or even the entire player. It has always been that way, it is not a 1.0.0 specific issue.

OK, so what i would do is the following, create a visualization (audio) filter, and create an sub filter (like logo). From the visualization filter, you get your levels for the channels. Now you communicate these trough vlc variables that you create on the input object. Then from the "logo"...

No

Then consult with a lawyer....

if you have this limited knowledge of Free software, I suggest you consult with a lawyer who is experienced with things like this.

unfortunately, it's not possible atm to have accurate clock information for MPEG-TS, because the clock in TS files is allowed to be, and often is "non-monotonic"/non-continuous. That hampers our ability to show the subtitles at the right time.

ok, then for multicast use:

239.0.10.10 as a destination IP on the server, and then on the clientmachine, listen to that same ip address.

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Seems more like a question for a tversity forum.

It is an option in vlc. On the commandline it would be --ts-out="ip:port"

Depends. VLC won't support re-packing h264 video retrieved from RTSP atm. The reason for this is that using RTSP, you loose the DTS timestamps, and thus a piece of software is required (packetizer) to "recreate" this value. Unfortunately for h264 this is very complex and the packetizer is ...

Ehm, it does. It's topright in the controller window.

Not this is currently not possible.

Yes, this is a problem with this Apple toolkit, once "dynamically sized" items become smaller than 0. I haven't been able to look at it just yet. It's a minor visual error and thus rather low priority.

Yes we too have noticed this, but we are not entirely sure what is causing it. The initial glitch is nothing new, but it should recover more quickly then it does at this time. We will try and find the cause, but it won't be in time for 1.0.0 I think.

Sorry then, we can't help you.

For 1.0.0, their are no options to the motiondectect filter it seems. --video-filter=motiondetect seems to be all there is to it. (not sure if those options ever existed, or why such options were removed).

Can you try http://nightlies.videolan.org/build/mac ... 9-0210.zip

you can use the quick UDP streamer from the the MPEG-TS demux. It basically UDP transmits everything it receives to the UDP address of your choosing. On the other hand, it might just be easier for you to write a simple C program that does the same.

Right.... Good luck to you as well. Not sure how this helps anyone, but at least you vented.

See modules/visualization/visual/ for the current Vu meter. This is an audio filter that creates a vout. In order to overlay this, you would need it to render a frame as a sub-filter, like the logo.c filter in modules/video_filter/. So far, we have no audio filter that does sub-filter behaviour, so ...

Does this affect playback, or only the presentation in the playlist ?

@j-b I thought channels.conf was just another playlist file. It does not require the dvb:// access module as far as I know. @thenktor Anyways, if you can list the debug of the playlist module, when you drop this file in your playlist, or when you can share your channels.conf, we might be able to ass...

@paulimp: what kind of audio device are you using? ... and which version of Mac OS X?

I'm guessing he has a USB turntable. Those folks might consider fixing their driver.

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