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SAP not working in 0.8.2-test2

Posted: 08 Jun 2005 14:50
by Uwe
Hi,

I got the following messages from VLC0.8.2-test2
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sap error: unable to read on any address
main error: no suitable services discovery module
main error: no interface module matched "sap,none"
main error: no suitable intf module
main error: interface "sap,none" initialization failed
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after adding sap to the "Extra Interface-Module".


I switched back to 0.8.1 wich was working with SAP but now I got
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main error: no suitable intf module
main error: interface "sap,none" initialization failed
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from VLC0.8.1, too!

What can I do?
Uwe

P.S.: I'm using Win2000.

Posted: 08 Jun 2005 14:55
by xtophe
As you will see the playlist structure has changed.
And sap is now a "service discovery" and no more an interface.

So you need to change your preferences.
The quick way is to go to the preferences, reset them and then in playlist add sap, save and restart

The more subtile way is to edit your vlcrc file.

hth,

Posted: 09 Jun 2005 07:37
by Uwe
Now it is working again!

Thank you for your assistance,
Uwe

Posted: 09 Jun 2005 10:47
by Uwe
aehm...
another problem has come up:

The error messages vanished.
But I can't find the SAP announcment.
There are just two folders(common, SAP) in the playlist which seems to be empty.
The messages window is crowded with
"sap debug: passing to LIVE.COM"

VLC 0.8.1 is showing the SAP session in its playlist...

What went wrong?

Uwe

http announce ?

Posted: 09 Jun 2005 10:53
by xtophe
Do you know ahat kinf of stream are announced in this SAP.

If it's http streams it's non-standard and the developer qho has rewritten the sap module has decided to ignore them.

Posted: 09 Jun 2005 11:04
by Uwe
I'm not quite sure how to find out.
Which information in the SDP tells that HTTP is used?

I know that the stream itself is a Multicast-RTP-stream.

Uwe