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Sorry about that, I mis-spoke: my transport input is a TS file on my local drive; the output is a UDP unicast stream to a remote system. Agreed that using VLC just to do UDP forwarding would be overkill.

My transport input and output are both UDP unicast streams, encapsulated as MPEG transport streams, if I'm understanding the question correctly.

If VLC can't send a stream without manipulating it, then I'll have to find a different solution. Thanks for the replies.

I have several MPEG-TS transport streams that I wish to send out as unicast streams using VLC. The information in the transport stream packet headers (PTS, splicing point, etc.) is important to the receivers at the client end, and so I want to broadcast the stream exactly - byte for byte - as it was...