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two way vlc

Postby Guest » 29 Apr 2004 16:34

is it possible to use vlc for a two way video conference?
I had very good results using the mpeg4 video codec at 64Kbps and other audio codec.
I tried using two clients, one for receiving data and another one that send out data... and it worked :-)
but what about controlling everything with one client?
I usually use udpstreams since i'm inside the same network (3 LAN joined via VPN).
Any clues?

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Postby Gibalou » 29 Apr 2004 19:10

This isn't currently possible (well at least easily) mainly because VLC isn't designed for videoconference in mind.
That could be done with a few changes to the code, but VLC introduces too much latency so this wouldn't be really useable as a video-conference application anyway.

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Postby kk_ram2001 » 15 May 2004 14:18

hi guest,

can u plz tell me how u manage to stream live video with a VLC-VLC congiguration? im trying out wit a winxp OS. i can see the play back.

im trying it through a wired LAN connection which have WInxp on the two clinets.

plz reply me soon

with regards
ram

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Re: two way vlc

Postby lagarazo » 23 Oct 2006 16:24

is it possible to use vlc for a two way video conference?
I had very good results using the mpeg4 video codec at 64Kbps and other audio codec.
I tried using two clients, one for receiving data and another one that send out data... and it worked :-)
but what about controlling everything with one client?
I usually use udpstreams since i'm inside the same network (3 LAN joined via VPN).
Any clues?
Did you get an acceptable delay in the streams?


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