Hello
I have a vlc server that i can access with telnet . Now i can add some
movies. But if the server is going down al settings from the server
that i addes in the telnet session are gone is there a way to save
this ?
Video On Demand VLC Server
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thannoy
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Re: Video On Demand VLC Server
Yes
You can enter your config into a config-file instead of typing it on the telnet interface each time.
Have a look at wiki.videolan.org: http://wiki.videolan.org/VLM around the line "vlc -I telnet --vlm-conf vlm.conf"
You can enter your config into a config-file instead of typing it on the telnet interface each time.
Have a look at wiki.videolan.org: http://wiki.videolan.org/VLM around the line "vlc -I telnet --vlm-conf vlm.conf"
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domentarion
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Re: Video On Demand VLC Server
The problem is with that is when i wanne add some new movies i must interupt the vlc service. So the movies that are playing will be stoped thats why i use the telnet interface
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