vlc - telnet - dshow

[ReinerP]

Hello,

I want to strream an audio signal. For this I start vlc with the telnet interface and load the following config file

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new test broadcast enabled setup test input dshow:// setup test option dshow-adev="Realtek AC97 Audio" setup test option dshow-vdev="none" setup test option dshow-size="" setup test output #transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=raw,dst=:1234}} setup test enabled control test play

the result is that vlc is not streaming!


If I try

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new test broadcast enabled setup test input dshow:// setup test output #transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=raw,dst=:1234}} setup test enabled control test play

all works fine!
What is the problem? I think that it can not handle the devive name because it has white spaces in it! Any way to adress the device via an index?

Thanks

Reiner

[dionoea]

Does this work better ?

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new test broadcast enabled setup test input dshow:// setup test option "dshow-adev=Realtek AC97 Audio" setup test option "dshow-vdev=none" setup test option "dshow-size=" setup test output #transcode{acodec=mp3,ab=128,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=raw,dst=:1234}} setup test enabled control test play

[ReinerP]

Hello,

Thanks!

This works! Perhaps someone should add it in the streaming HOWTO?

Now I have an additional question is it possible to select the input source (e.g. Line, Mic, Stereo-Mix)?

Reiner

[VLC_help]

You can use Windows mixer to choose input, if choosing audio card and Configure... button and Pin line doesn't give option to choose line-in, microphone etc..

[ReinerP]

ok, but I think it would be comfortable to have this? Shouls I enter a post in the feature request section?

Reiner

[ReinerP]

Hi,

sorry, it works but it always uses the default sound devices!
Any possibility to use devices with spaces (escaping, quoting)?

Reiner