Sorry for jumping into this thread, but this seems to be related to something I'm having trouble with...
I have a VLM script that starts off several streams and builds a mosaic amoung other things... The problem is it appears that the "Marque" filter isn't available in the V0.8.6b release... I have been able to got it to display
VLC in the upper left screen and the default format for the "Time" filter to appear in the lower left. by adding sfilter=marq or sfilter=time to the #transcode part of the output setup...
I would like to stick with VLM to avoid starting multiple copies of vlc to setup the marquee via command line. I dropped a copy of the nightly build of the windows port of VLC (vlc-0.9.0-svn-20070614-0839-win32), since other messages say that VLM in v0.9.0 will supply the new and improved Marquee filter...
I must be missing sometime be cause I can't get it to do any better than I had V0.8.6b do...
Below is a code what I finally got to load and give some indication that the Marquee filter was there...
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new test1 broadcast enabled
setup test1 input 'F:\Movie_07.mpg'
setup test1 option sfilter='marq{marquee=%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S,position=4}'
setup test1 output #transcode{vcodec=mp4v,vb=4096,scale=1,sfilter=marq}:duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=udp{ttl=1},mux=ts,dst=224.1.1.1:1234}}
control test1 play
If the "sfilter..." isn't in the #transcode... I don't get any indcation the filter is active. And I get the same
VLC in the Upper Left with or without the options line...
I tried to move the Marquee setting in the options line to the #transcode line but that makes VLC abort...
I got the filter to run from command line fine but it took some playing with quotes, double quotes, back slashs and upper and lower code to make it finally work...
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C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC>vlc --sub-filter "marq{marquee=%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S,position=4}" f:Movie_08.mpg
Please... I really could use some advice here...
Thanks in advance
Rob Leeson