vlc commandline: Start streaming without dvd menu
Posted: 21 May 2011 23:56
I want to start a dvd stream per script with skipping the initial dvd menu: Just start the film per commandline.
The problem is, that the commandline option "@1:1" doesn't work. I also tested it with "@0:1" or "@0:2" and so on.
I am running vlc 1.1.9 with suse 11.2. and this is the command line i used:
vlc /media/dvd/@1:1 --sout="#udp{mux=ts, dst=192.168.2.100, port=1234}"
It starts vlc properly. But the stream still hangs in the dvd menu.
To make it running i have to go to the GUI menu "title" and select "resume".
Is there any possibility to hand over this "resume" command per script to vlc ?
Or is there a syntax error using the command options "@1:1" ?
Any help or info is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Peter
The problem is, that the commandline option "@1:1" doesn't work. I also tested it with "@0:1" or "@0:2" and so on.
I am running vlc 1.1.9 with suse 11.2. and this is the command line i used:
vlc /media/dvd/@1:1 --sout="#udp{mux=ts, dst=192.168.2.100, port=1234}"
It starts vlc properly. But the stream still hangs in the dvd menu.
To make it running i have to go to the GUI menu "title" and select "resume".
Is there any possibility to hand over this "resume" command per script to vlc ?
Or is there a syntax error using the command options "@1:1" ?
Any help or info is highly appreciated.
Regards,
Peter