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Hi,
I am using this configuration file. The channel/program 259 plays on port 8050 and it has correct audio (785), but I am not able to make the second channel (264) use its audio track (1297). The second channel/program plays video on port 8051, but with no sound (or with sound of 1st channel with some change in config).
It seems that "audio-track/audio-track-id" in select="program=259,audio-track-id=785" is being ignored.
Is VLC able to stream according to this?
Thanks, Michal


new CT broadcast enabled
setup CT input dvb-t://
setup CT option dvb-adapter=0
setup CT option dvb-frequency=570000000
setup CT option dvb-bandwidth=-1
setup CT option programs=259,264
setup CT option audio-track=785,1297
setup CT option audio-track-id=785,1297

setup CT output #duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=:8050},select="program=259,audio-track-id=785",dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=:8051},select="program=264,audio-track-id=1297"}

control CT play

Hello the_majkl,

you can try the following CMD-Script for 64-Bit VLC-Versions (Example with 8MHz DVB-T Bandwith): Save the CMD Script as *.bat File (Example: "DVB-T-Streaming.bat").

On the Client use the Stream-URL for the Program-ID = 259 and on the second VLC-Instance for the Program-ID = 264
The Program-ID you can catch with the VLC-Player in the Codec-Information inside the rectangular Brackets.
The Program-ID contain a Video-ID and an Audio-ID. You need only the Program-ID in the CMD-Script to select the right Program (Video and Audio).

1) Menue / Media / Open Capture Device... / Capture Mode / TV - digital and select the right Frequenz in kHz (Example: 570000kHz).
2) Menue / Tools / Codec Information

Kind regards.

Wow! This seems to be working! Thanks a lot!