Streaming TS over RTP

[miketad]

Hi,
I'm trying to stream a TS file via RTP/UDP from the gui (not the command line).
I noticed that VLC always changes the stream(I demuxed the file I received and got a different es).
How can I use VLC to send the TS file over RTP with no changes (only encapsulate it) ? it it even possible??
do I need to use the Command line for this? if so, what is the command?
I'll be very glad for any help on that matter.
Thanks,
Michael

[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

No. VLC always demuxes and remuxes. You need to use something like DVBlast if you only want to send.

[popper]

hmm did i miss something remi ?

http://www.videolan.org/projects/dvblast.html
"DVBlast does not do any kind of processing on the elementary streams, such as transcoding, PID remapping or remultiplexing. it does not stream from plain files, only DVB devices. If you were looking for these features, switch to VLC."

and yet miketad said on Sun May 17, 2009 9:48 am
"Hi, I'm trying to stream a TS file via RTP/UDP ...."

does DVBast actually take a (several?) TS container file(s) now? IF so , when was that code/patch added ?

or perhaps there is now a sudo DVB file device app code , that pretends to be a real DVB device, and so a way to pipe stand alone TS files from that sudo device to DVBlast and pushed on to the wire(less) now?, again what, when, were ?

[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

It might very well be that dvblast specifically does not support files. I never used it. The point is that you need something along those lines. VLC always demuxes.

[wakaley]

Can i know what file u want to stream using vlc.. i know container is TS but what stream is in it.. like( m4v , h264, audio)
Tell me i might be able to help u out

[miketad]

Hi wakaley,
I'm trying to stream an h.264 encapsulated with TS.