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Dear Måns Rullgård,<br>
Thank you for your prompt answer. In my case vlc can not read directly from
serial port. That is because the data coming from this port is not "raw"
TS packets, I have to make some controlling messages... to obtain the TS
stream itself.<br>
My enviroment is Windows so I wonder whether I can do something like a pipe
in Linux or not ??<br>
I am looking forward for your helps<br>
THank you.<br>
Son Tran <br>
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Måns Rullgård wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Tran Minh Son <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:sony@mht.bme.hu"><sony@mht.bme.hu></a> writes:
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<pre wrap="">I have a TS stream coming from a serial port. I manage to save this
stream to a file. I can use Vlc to display the content of this
file. My problem is that the Vlc stops play the content while it
reaches to the temporary end of the file, and does not wait for the
continuosly coming data. How can I force it wait as long as I want?
As one solution, I should generate a RTP server to serve data to vlc
(then vlc will wait for data) but I don,t know the syntax of the RTP
vlc waits for.
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Can't vlc play directly from the serial port? If that's impossible
for some reason, you can write the stream to a named pipe and let vlc
read from that.
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