Server install
Posted: 25 Feb 2007 11:54
I've been trying for days to get VLS or VLC to install on a cPanel/Centos4.4 commercial server and the defaults for Yum, RPM, and source methods all insist on a bunch of packages that have no business on a web server - things like Samba, Gnome, X, etc.
Can anyone point me to a reasonably easy method to compile a command-line-only server version for this platform? (I'm guessing a binary is out of the question )
All I want to do is build a "TV channel" system that loops a playlist of WMV or h.264 clips and spits out a feed to a reasonable number of consecutive viewers. Password-protection would be nice, but I don't need most of the advanced features of VLC and I definitely don't want any graphical baggage running. I probably don't even need transcoding since all the clips will be in the exact same format, resolution, and datarate.
Seems like VLS would be the better choice, but it fails to compile and just about every reply to every thread in the VLS forum suggests using VLC instead.
Can anyone point me to a reasonably easy method to compile a command-line-only server version for this platform? (I'm guessing a binary is out of the question )
All I want to do is build a "TV channel" system that loops a playlist of WMV or h.264 clips and spits out a feed to a reasonable number of consecutive viewers. Password-protection would be nice, but I don't need most of the advanced features of VLC and I definitely don't want any graphical baggage running. I probably don't even need transcoding since all the clips will be in the exact same format, resolution, and datarate.
Seems like VLS would be the better choice, but it fails to compile and just about every reply to every thread in the VLS forum suggests using VLC instead.