[streaming] vls v4l support gone

[Mike]

I had cvs vls streaming v4l(bttv) input to vlc 0.6.2 on windoz. Video 
worked great but sound was corrupted. The thread said this was fixed so 
I cvs-ed again. Now I get nothing...
 > vls -vv -f vls.cfg
VideoLAN Server v 0.5.5-cvs (Sep 11 2003) - (c)1999-2003 VideoLAN
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "channel:file" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "channel:network" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegreader:file" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegconverter:ts2ts" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegconverter:ps2ts" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "input:local" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "input:video" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "interface:dummy" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "interface:telnet" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "interface:native" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "trickplay:normal" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "input:tcp" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegreader:tcp" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "input:v4l" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegreader:v4l" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegconverter:raw2ts" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Browsing modules in directory "."
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Browsing modules in directory 
"/usr/local/lib/videolan/vls"
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Module "mpegreader:dvd" registered
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Starting input 'local1'
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/local1]  Added program 'Pgrm1'
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Input 'local1' sucessfully initialised
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Starting interface 'dummy'
2003-09-11 21:16:31 [INFO/Vls]  Interface 'dummy' sucessfully initialised

 > cat vls.cfg
BEGIN "Vls"
  LogFile   = ""
  SystemLog = "disabled"
  ScreenLog = "enabled"
END
BEGIN "Inputs"
  tuner  = "v4l"
END

BEGIN "tuner"
# --- Example:
Device        = "/dev/video0"     # Video4linux device (default is 
/dev/video)
Channel       = "0"              # Channel Source: Webcam often 0
Frequency     = "1184"           # Frequency (Mhz) * 16 (73.250) + 12
Norm          = "1"              # PAL=0, NTSC=1, SECAM=2
Size          = "CIF"
DeInterlace   = "0"
Compression   = "mpeg1"         # mpeg1 or mpeg4 [experimental]
Bitrate       = "500"            # Bitrate (approx.) in kbps
Quality       = "1.0"            # 1.0 (good) to 31.0 (bad)
AudioDevice   = "/dev/dsp"       # Sound device (try /dev/dsp<X>
AudioCompression = "mp3"         # mp2, mp3 or ogg
AudioBitrate  = "64"             # Audio bitrate in kbps
AudioFreq     = "16000"          # 16000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000
AudioChannel  = "2"              # 1=mono, 2=stereo
AudioMute     = "false"
END
BEGIN "Channels"

  channel1       = "network"

END

BEGIN "channel1"

  # Unicast or multicast IP address
  DstHost = "192.168.0.178"

  # Destination port
  DstPort = "1234"

  # If it's a multicast IP address, uncomment the line below
  #Type    = "multicast"

  # If it's a multicast IP address, set the "Time To Live" below
  #TTL     = "12"

END

BEGIN "LaunchOnStartUp"

  command1 = "start video channel1 tuner"

END

vlc is windows client, I open network stream which comes up as udp:// by 
default. I type in the server ip and press ok. vlc just sits there. I 
look at messages and see the following::

access_udp error: this UDP syntax is deprecated; the server argument will be
access_udp error: ignored (192.168.0.10:0). If you wanted to enter a 
multicast address
access_udp error: or local port, type : udp:@192.168.0.10:0

huh?? I tried typing  udp:@... vlc opens local dvd drive!  duh...

I don't see any vlc windows client docs on site. This actually worked 
for a minute. This is very disappointing.
Any ideas...

thanks


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