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A better walkthrough on multicasting could be useful,<br>
whether in the Quickstart, Howto or some other document.<br>
Issues include multicast support in Linux, accessing from<br>
Windows machines, etc.<br>
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Basically a hand-holding explanation for anyone new<br>
to multicast.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Bill<br>
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Alexis de Lattre wrote:<br>
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On Sun, May 04, 2003, Luke Wallace wrote :
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<pre wrap="">First off I just want to say I've been following your progress for a couple
years now, and I've been very impressed with the quality of your stuff, and
the ease with which it can be implemented by average people like me.
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Thank you !
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<pre wrap="">One thing I've noticed about your website is that your old documentation
for the VLS seems to have disappeared. There was documentation on how to
set up the config files, but now there seems to be nothing.
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The VideoLAN documentation has been completely re-organized : we want it
to be simpler and in a standard format. VLS is now documented in the
VideoLAN HOWTO, and all the different inputs of VLS are documented.
We have dropped the documentation of the telnet interface in place of
the command line interface because it's much much simpler.
If you find an example of something you can do with the config files and
the telnet interface and you can't do with the actual documentation,
please tell-us : the VLS developers will add it to the command line
interface and I'll add it to the documentation. For the moment I see
only one : the selection of a particular DVD title.
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