Hello,
I am using VLC player for decoding an rtp multicast stream. The stream contains teletext as well. A specific page is used for subtitle for hearing impaired people. The problem is that I can open this subtitle page even if there is no subtitle for that particular program. Is it possible to know if subtitle is actually available? I think of a status message, something like "no subtitle available". strack command always gives back the "no error" message.
How to get a notification if a specific teletext page is not available
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Re: How to get a notification if a specific teletext page is not available
I don't think there is a way, no.
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Re: How to get a notification if a specific teletext page is not available
Here sub track will open default 100 page 
An' if ain't broke, then don't try to fix it...
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