Win7x64-VLC 2.0-Videowall-Fullscreen

[dragonslayer]

Hello from Berlin.
I'm trying to create a videowall with VLC
One PC (Win7x64 VLC 2.0) is sending a video via

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vlc.exe "video.mkv" :file-caching=3000 :sout=#std{access=udp{ttl=1},dst=10.1.1.170:1234,mux=ts} --control netsync --netsync-master --loop

And "n" PCs(Win7 x64, VLC2.0) have to receive the video and create the wall via the command

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vlc.exe udp://@:1234 --control netsync --netsync-master-ip 10.1.1.170 --video-filter=wall --wall-cols=2 --wall-rows=1 --wall-active=1 --wall-element-aspect=5:4 --network-caching=300 --fullscreen

My problem is the receiver. I do NOT want to enable the wall filter via Preferences->Video->Filter. This works. I wanted to enable it via commandline using --video-filter=wall. Unfortunately it doesn't work. Only when I tried to use the VLC 2.1.0 from the nightly VLC builds it's working, accepting my command and enabling wall mode automatically. That solved my first problem, but now I wanted to display the wall-element in fullscreen mode. --fullscreen doesn't work.

How can I enable a single wall-element directly in fullscreen mode?

If this doesn't work:
Is there a way to split the videos at the server on-the-fly ( ! ) and send every single wall-tile to a different IP?

Best regards

Kolja

[VLC_help]

In server you can't split video without transcoding. But cropping might work in client in case you don't need wall.