Hi. I don´t know if VLC is able to ouput to a "virtual sink", but using DirectShow filters (for Windows) or GStreamer may be useful for your purpouse. You may even do the whole process (Real Produce streaming) with GStreamer, but I'm not sure about it. Just for extra info... In Windows you...
Hi. I can´t help with the second question, but I think you should try the "mosaic" filter in VLC for the first one. I´m using it to preview a 3x4 grid of streams/files/webcams from VoD with no issues apart from hardware limitations. In VLC 1.0.5 this VLM file works fine: del all # ########...
new Test vod enabled
setup Test input /path/to/video.avi
setup Test output #transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=800,scale=1,acodec=mp4a,ab=128}
setup Test enabled
It didn´t but... I think it might be an reinstall issue of any kind. I returned to 1.0.5 to continue my work but I´ll have to try 1.1.0, so in a few days I´ll answer deeply. If there are no major changes in the --intf from 1.0.5 it's very plausible that I had any non-admin issue or something in that...
Hi. I have a Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM and Windows Vista (updated) 32bit. I´ve just installed VLC 1.1.0 and my first attemp to run it has been: vlc --intf telnet --telnet-port 23 In 1.0.5, this works perfectly, but in 1.1.0, the VLC process appears but no interface is created (or so it seems). I have to k...
Hi. This is my first post and I hope it will be useful. In order to modify the marquee by the telnet interface you need to "name" that marquee. You can do this as follows: new... setup... blahblah... setup mosaic output #transcode{deinterlace,sfilter='mosaic:marq@texto{marquee=sometext,x=2...