[streaming] Re: Stream a DVD title through the internet

[Pranjal Dutta (prdutta)]

You can set up VLC to Stream a DVD Disc in unicast/multicast and another 
instance of VLC to receive the streamed content.The limitation is that you 
can't navigate the DVD from Client, rather need to navigate from Server to 
stream out the desired contenr.

For DVD Streaming:
            Start VLC , go to "File" in Menu and select " Streaming 
Wizard". Click "Open" and then select "Disc". Select "DVD(Menus)" and put 
the "device name" as D:, E:..Z: etc as per your DVD Drive. Then select 
"OK". Now "Choose" and select the proper Transport Method (UDP address, 
port, MPEG-2 TS etc) from the menu appeared. Now Click o "Start" and VLC 
should start streaming the DVD.

VLC -Client:
           Start another instance of VLC and select "File" from menu and go 
to " Open Network Stream". Listen to the IP address/Port in which the 
Server is streaming out. Now you should be able to see the DVD Playing.

   Now you can select the titles to be streamed out from the VLC-Server 
from its navigation menu.

-Pranjal



At 11:33 AM 8/2/2004 -0300, Edemilson Aguiar wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I would like to ask a questions and thanks in advance.
>
>May I able to stream a DVD title through the internet?
>Do you have a howto? My environment is a Linux box.
>
>cli
>Regards,
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