Windows CLI: #Title not working on ISO file
Posted: 08 Feb 2015 22:05
Hi,
On windows the command line syntax, as shown in the -H help file, isn't working in this case, while the same case works on Mac OS!
URL is a DVD ISO file, with title hint:
Windows syntax:
vlc -Idummy --sout="#standard{access=file,mux=ts,dst=vlc.mpg}" movie.iso#8
reports a file not found error on "movie.iso#8" : of course the file is movie.iso, the "#8" is the title to be played !
Mac OS syntax ( works fine for the title ):
VLC -Idummy --sout="#standard{access=file,mux=ts,dst=vlc.mpg}" movie.iso@8
Yes, on windows the title special character is #, not @, I tried both, same error.
Question: on windows can we specify the title to play for a ISO file ?
On windows the command line syntax, as shown in the -H help file, isn't working in this case, while the same case works on Mac OS!
URL is a DVD ISO file, with title hint:
Windows syntax:
vlc -Idummy --sout="#standard{access=file,mux=ts,dst=vlc.mpg}" movie.iso#8
reports a file not found error on "movie.iso#8" : of course the file is movie.iso, the "#8" is the title to be played !
Mac OS syntax ( works fine for the title ):
VLC -Idummy --sout="#standard{access=file,mux=ts,dst=vlc.mpg}" movie.iso@8
Yes, on windows the title special character is #, not @, I tried both, same error.
Question: on windows can we specify the title to play for a ISO file ?