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Hi,

I am new to VLC/VLM so please be patient.

I have successfully streamed an RTSP input stream using VLC and restreamed in the same format. Using another VLC player I can connect to the new stream on the vlc machine and view the output. the command I used for the manual streaming is I now want to do this using VLM, however the player always displays.

Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'rtsp://172.16.100.115:5550/test'. Check the log for details.

the messages log is empty.


The VLM script I have tried is
If using the HTTP interface the broadcast elements section sometimes shows .

•Instances:
◦default: stopped (1) 0.00% 00:00:00/00:00:00

This is on windows using vlc 1.1.0. using the http interface I used VLM to read a file and output to another file. its the output network stream that is being difficult.

thanks.

setup mystream input "rtsp://172.16.100.128:7070/input1 :rtsp-caching=1200"
setup mystream output #rtp{sdp=rtsp://172.16.100.115:5550/test} :sout-keep

This is wrong.
:rtsp-caching=1200 and :sout-keep are options and they can't be here.
the correct syntax would be :
setup mystream input "rtsp://172.16.100.128:7070/input1"
You can pass the rtsp-caching and sout-keep in the command line when you start vlc.
And I think you can do something like
setup mystream option sout-keep
But I didn't test.

The options were added by using the vlm configurator within the VLC gui, I then exported the conf file which has the options as displayed. I have tried removing the options anyway like you suggested but it still does not restream the input. Is there anything else wrong or missing?

then I would say this is a bug in the vlc export function.
But it should work without the optoins, as I told you.
I just tested and this is working for me : If it does not, repost your vlm conf file, and vlc logs.

Ok, I 've just tried this and now it works. not sure what I did wrong before taking the options off, but it looks like you are correct that the VLM configuration export seems to be using an invalid format. thanks very much for you help in sorting this out.

you're welcome. I'll have a look to the VLM export when I have time.
A ticket is opened : http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3938