How to mux two live streams..[FOUND, STILL A LOOP BUG] HELP

[JiBe]

Hello everybody,

I'm trying to deliver an MPEG TS stream who have to contains one audio live stream (retrieved over MMS, and transcoded), and one video live stream (retrieved over HTTP, and transcoded).
Retrieve & Transcode streams, it's OK, but, I didn't find any solution to mux these streams to have only one Audio/Video stream.
VLC can do it ? if yes, how it works ?
Thx for your help.

If it's not possible, I'll post in features request

Good cheer & Congratulations to VLC Team & active VLC Users

[JiBe]

Please gimme an answer

[JiBe]

Ok I found how to do it, using the bridges function

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new VideoStream broadcast enabled setup VideoStream input myvideostreamoverhttp setup VideoStream output #duplicate{dst=bridge-out{id=1},select=video,vcodec=mp2v} setup VideoStream loop new AudioStream broadcast enabled setup AudioStream input myaudiostreamovermms setup AudioStream option novideo setup AudioStream output #bridge-in:transcode{acodec=mpga,ab=192,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=192.168.0.25:1234}} control VideoStream play control AudioStream play

But still a problem when the loop of the video file is done, VLC Player (I guess other players too) didn't show the last received frame, so, until a new frame is received (aroud 2 seconds) we can't see any video.

I don't know what to do, the video stream have to be refreshed, cause the video content change each 3 minutes...

perpahps I can put a picture in background ? the same picture as the video background one ? just to let the user see something, and when the video is back, then the user will see the dynamic fields of the video change.. don't know, if you have an idea, or a solution, I'll be glad to know it

Else, perhaps it's not too complicate to update VLC to let him send the last received frame until he receive a new one ? if yes, in wich file I have to take a look ? I'm not a C++ boss, but perhaps I can do it.

Thx for your helps

JB