[streaming] Re: choppy pictures with VLS and Hauppauge

[Eric Costa]

>>
>
> Well, there  are some problems  with the ps  stream outputed by  the  
> PVR
> indeed. This  can be  workarouded, using  VLC to  stream by  setting  
> the
> "--cr-average"  option to  1000. Don't  know any  such parameter  on  
> VLS
> (although there must be a way to set it by hacking the code...)
>

I've compiled the current CVS VLC. I get a problem with ffmpeg (the  
./configure says that the lib isn't on my system), so I did something  
like : ./configure --pvr-enable --ffmpeg-disable (assuming I don't need  
ffmpeg for my test).

All was ok for the "make" and the "make install". Unfortunatly, I don't  
achieve to stream my pvr video input : no  video at client side, no LAN  
activity.

My command line was :

vlc -vvv   
pvr:/dev/video0:norm=pal:size=720x576:channel=6:bitrate=10000000: 
maxbitrate=12000000 --sout udp:192.168.100.160

There's no crash, and the VLC log end with this line :

[00000021] main module debug: using access module "pvr"

If I try to stream a VOB file ripped from the DVD himself, all his ok.

What's wrong ?


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