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I'm up and running...you guys are awesome thank you. The quotes in various places were the culprit. Thanks again.

cd C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\ vlc :dshow-vdev="VCE-PRO Capture" :dshow-adev="none" :dshow-caching="200" --sout=#transcode{vocdec="h264",vb="0",scale="0",acodec="none"}:rtp{sdp="rtsp://:5544/video.mpg"} :no-sout-rtp-s...

Yes, I have tried with using the string from the options window such as: vlc :dshow-vdev=VCE-PRO Capture :dshow-adev=none :dshow-caching=200 --sout=#transcode{vocdec="h264",vb="0",scale="0",acodec="none"}:rtp{sdp="rtsp://:5544/video.mpg"} :no-sout-rt...

Thanks for that...Here is what I have so far using what I believe to be windows syntax, however it does not complete the process. Am I missing some quotes or something somewhere? VLC launches, and says dshow:// on the bottom, but it is not streaming. Usually when edit via GUI it says "Streaming...

Hey fellas... I'd like to create a batch file that does the following: Opens source dshow:// (input from a video capture card) Then runs this output: :sout=#transcode-{vcodec=h264,vb=0,scale=0,acodec=none}:duplicate{dst=rtp{sdp=rstp://:5544/video.mpg},dst=display} :no-sout-rtp-sap :no-sout-standard-...

Problem solved. It's amazing what an upgrade to a later version will do. Now if I can only figure out how to make a batch file that launches VLC gui and sets all the output string correctly

Hi all..new member, and new to VLC, so please excuse my ignorance. I will be rather detailed here, as I can not intelligently speak about VLC, so here goes. Using windows version 0.9.8a, and an Imperex video capture card. I am capturing video that I believe is a moving jpeg (camera video) but it's a...