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VLC Radio Stream streaming

Posted: 06 Apr 2006 21:33
by ccube
Hi, i want to take a radio stream and forward it through my host.
I have to do that, because on that location where i want to hear are not all ports allowed.
I installed the VLC service:

"D:\vlc\vlc.exe" -I ntservice -vvv http://rautemusik.g24m.net:16000 --sout '#standard{access=http,url=192.168.2.2:80}'

But it does not work.

If I run the whole command without "-I ntservice" VLC starts up but does not play that stream!

What I am doin' wrong??
This mnakes me crazy here tonight... :-D
Please help me or give me a short hint!

MfG
ccube

Posted: 07 Apr 2006 11:13
by ccube
Does nobody know what i am doing wrong???
Is this really such a difficult problem?
Please please help me... :-(

MfG

Posted: 07 Apr 2006 17:27
by tipok
Maybe You show us your VLC's log??

Posted: 09 Apr 2006 12:51
by Guest
Nice Idea. But where do I find the log file. In my VLC dir isnt any.
When I open VLC manually and select trhe streaming assistant and so on. Everything worksw fine. But running it from command line or as a service does not... :(
Please help!

MfG

Posted: 09 Apr 2006 21:12
by ccube
stream_out_standard error: no access _and_ no muxer (fatal error)
main error: stream chained failed for `std{mux="",access="",url="'#standard{access=http,mux=asf,url=192.168.2.2:801}'"}'
main error: cannot start stream output instance, aborting

This is the error i get!
Perhaps this helps

Posted: 10 Apr 2006 14:56
by tipok
Sometimes I have command-line troubles too, try this:

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D:\vlc\vlc.exe" -I ntservice -vvv http://rautemusik.g24m.net:16000 :sout=#standard{access=http,url=192.168.2.2:80}
It can help.

If it doesn't work then try to create your VLC configuration with GUI, and then copy "Destination Target" string (from gui) to your .batch file. It will works 100%!

Posted: 10 Apr 2006 17:44
by ccube
Ill try. But i dont have a batch file. I configured the service in the prferences in the gui...

Posted: 14 Apr 2006 19:25
by ccube
Arent there any other tips? :-(