--run-time question

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--run-time question

Postby MaSTeRMinD » 22 Nov 2008 15:46

What I'm trying to achieve is a playlist with 2 or more entries. They should all play for 60 secs and then loop.
What i did from command line is this

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vlc udp://@239.....:10204 --run-time=10 udp://@239......:11111 --run-time=10 --loop
Everything works fine except when one of the streams is not working. Then --run-time=10 is ignored, because there is nothing playing and the cycle is ended. Is there a workaround or other way to do this ?
The main is reason of doing this is to find out if stream is not working.

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Re: --run-time question

Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 22 Nov 2008 15:51

Tried to use :run-time ?
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Re: --run-time question

Postby MaSTeRMinD » 22 Nov 2008 15:58

Like this?

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vlc udp://@239.....:10204 :run-time=10 udp://@239......:11111 :run-time=10 --loop
I just did same effect.

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Re: --run-time question

Postby jgg » 24 Nov 2008 09:57

Try dropping the "=" symbol, leaving a blank space instead.

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Re: --run-time question

Postby MaSTeRMinD » 24 Nov 2008 23:24

I did. Didn't helped. I came with another solution though. An expect script auto telneting and switching streams.


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