I have a MPEG2 Transport Stream (.ts) over TCP/IP that I'm playing with VLC Media Player. Specifically, it's an ATSC stream (American Digital Broadcast TV). I'm picking it up with a Software Defined Radio, demodulating with GNURadio, and distributing across the network over TCP. It works quite well after quite a bit of tinkering
.VLC can open the stream by connecting to the server's network address and port: tcp://10.0.0.2:2001 as an example. When I play the stream with VLC for Windows/Mac/Linux, I can switch between the digital sub-channels by going to Playback > Program and selecting the sub-channel as shown here: https://imgur.com/bAvXCxh. I can also choose the program with the --program command line argument.
Here's my question: when I use VLC on iOS or Android, I can't find a way to specify the desired program within a stream. It picks a random one when I connect to the stream. I can disconnect and reconnect until I get the channel I want, but is there a way to specify the desired program within a stream in VLC for iOS or Android?
