upnp_intel plugin

[florence]

hello,

I am an begginer in vlc development and I need your help

For our product, I need to download all audio and video contents which are shared by an upnp server (ushare for example) and I need to copy these contents in my local PC.
Does someone know how can I do it ? Does it exist some functions in vlc to do it.
I see that all upnp contents are added in vlc playlist. How can I get this buffer?

Thanks
Florence

[Jean-Baptiste Kempf]

play them and demux:dump them.

[florence]

Thanks for your response.
But the difficulty is that , I do not want to play them. I just need to copy them in my local PC without playing them before. Do you have an idea ? Do you know functions which do it?

Florence

[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

As JB said.

[halifax]

As JB said.

Dear Rémi, Dear JB,
the problem with that upnp_intel-support of the vlc-client is, I think, missing documentation for this EXCELLENT software, still being under Your deveplopment. I´m just a user, having a recent Mediatomb-DNLA-server running with Kubuntu8.04@y2k-celeron_coppermine-1GHz (boosted).
For my Kubuntu8.04@piii-1ghz (bought 2nd hand) I want to set up a software-UPnP-client with vlc: For this, three days ago I downloaded the vlc 0.9.8a sources from the VideoLAN-pages and ,to my astonishment, they compiled using the follwing switches:
--enable-cyberlink ( is that upnp_intel . . . ?)
--disable-live555 ( . . . too lazy to download the package from http://www.live555.com/liveMedia . . . How to install?)
--disable-glx (installed EVERY "GL"- and "glx"-package available for ubuntu8.04. Got ~1300/25000 packages now . . . Where to get that missing "glx_dev"-package?)
I did not yet install that 1st-trial-vlc, but typing "./vlc" in root-folder of the source-tree generates relief!
Then I downloaded all available vlc-documentation for not annoying people with silly questions, searching for "cyberlink" and "upnp_intel" with the result:
Since today I'm newbe of the videolan forums !
Hello guys- nice to meet You-
I'm halifax
cu

[halifax]

play them and demux:dump them.

I read this too:

viewtopic.php?f=13&t=12112&p=179496&hil ... nk#p179496



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[Rémi Denis-Courmont]

AFAIK, UPnP AV is just a discovery mechanism. In my understanding, files are then shared with plain HTTP.

The UPnP Cyberlink or UPnP Intel plugins will simply dump the list of medias. --demux=dump will just save one file to disk. I do not believe VLC can automatically fetch all files without some extra programmatic logic.

[halifax]

Thank You for that information.
I use vlc as the standard-player with that Mediatomb-DNLA-server to stream MPG-recordings to my hardware-Upnp-client (Buffalo LinkTheater HD).
As next I'll try to set up a software-client on my 1GHz-PC just for fun using YOUR work.
By the way: It´s possible to stream "Live"-TV aswell using vdr+mediatomb with "wget" as an agent . . .

[halifax]

omitted "--disable-glx" after installing package "gccxml" . . .

As JB said.

Dear Rémi, Dear JB,
the problem with that upnp_intel-support of the vlc-client is, I think, missing documentation for this EXCELLENT software, still being under Your deveplopment. I´m just a user, having a recent Mediatomb-DNLA-server running with Kubuntu8.04@y2k-celeron_coppermine-1GHz (boosted).
For my Kubuntu8.04@piii-1ghz (bought 2nd hand) I want to set up a software-UPnP-client with vlc: For this, three days ago I downloaded the vlc 0.9.8a sources from the VideoLAN-pages and ,to my astonishment, they compiled using the follwing switches:
--enable-cyberlink ( is that upnp_intel . . . ?)

--disable-live555 ( . . . too lazy to download the package from http://www.live555.com/liveMedia . . . How to install?)

--disable-glx (installed EVERY "GL"- and "glx"-package available for ubuntu8.04. Got ~1300/25000 packages now . . . Where to get that missing "glx_dev"-package?)
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I did not yet install that 1st-trial-vlc, but typing "./vlc" in root-folder of the source-tree generates relief!
Then I downloaded all available vlc-documentation for not annoying people with silly questions, searching for "cyberlink" and "upnp_intel" with the result:
Since today I'm newbe of the videolan forums !
Hello guys- nice to meet You-
I'm halifax
cu