I have a professional project which is using multiple instances of VLC to show 16 video camera outputs streamed in MPEG4 format on a videowall.
The problem is that the videowall graphics card uses directshow to render the video. I believe that the current version of VLC des not support directshow.
This results in poor playback and extremely inefficient use of the PC resources.
I searched on the web and found the sensoray bridge for directshow on VLC.( http://www.sensoray.com/support/videoLan.htm ) I don't have the necessary skills to implement this. I'm not even sure it's the solution to the problem.
Is there anyone out there who could help?
Thanks
Matt
VLC and directshow
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Re: VLC and directshow
So, you need VLC to output as a dshow device?
Why not doing the wall with VLC?
Why not doing the wall with VLC?
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Re: VLC and directshow
Yes, VLC needs to output in directshow.
Sorry I dont understand the second question can you explain please? - the videowall graphics card will only render directshow output
Sorry I dont understand the second question can you explain please? - the videowall graphics card will only render directshow output
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Re: VLC and directshow
Too bad, VLC can do videowalls with normal computers.
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