How to get VLC to stream out using a particular NIC

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How to get VLC to stream out using a particular NIC

Postby alaw » 23 Aug 2005 04:33

When there are more than one NICs on the system, how do I make VLC to stream out a UDP multicast stream through only one of the NICs ?

Thanks,
Al

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Same here...

Postby Craefter » 23 Aug 2005 10:16

I'm currently looking for the same answer. :P

The --miface-addr <string> didn't work for me.

I have one nic on my laptop and a WLAN card. Each time I insert the WLAN card the multicast traffic goes via WLAN. Default gateway has been checked and put towards the Ethernet nic.

-Danny

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Postby zcot » 24 Aug 2005 06:17

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--iface-addr <string>
Network Interface address:
If you have several interfaces on your machine and use the multicast solution, you will probably have to indicate the IP address of your multicasting interface here.

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command line OK, what about using the plugin

Postby vsipat » 26 Aug 2005 23:12

I can get the interface sorted out when I launch the VLC application from the command line and specify the --iface-addr.

Now I am using the Plugin through Firefox and/or IE, but I am running into the same problem.

Is there a way to specify the --iface-addr directive to be interpretted by the plugin and passed on? If so what would it look like?

thanks
-Pat


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