[streaming] Re: Starting server: no messages :-(
ron
ron.piterman at gmx.net
Sun Nov 28 14:09:28 CET 2004
Benjamin PRACHT wrote:
>On Sun, Nov 28, 2004, ron wrote :
>
>
>>Benjamin PRACHT wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>On Sun, Nov 28, 2004, ron wrote :
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>It does not mutter to me which format the file should have.
>>>>At the moment I can not use vlc - since I use Suse 9.1 (rpm based) -
>>>>I did try to compile the dependencies of vlc - but the list of
>>>>dependencies grows bigger as I do so - and I would like to test it
>>>>before spending one day with installing vlc...
>>>>I tried it also with an .mpg file, but it is the same: the server
>>>>responses "ok", no log on the screen (-vv option is on) and the client
>>>>does not show anything...
>>>>Cheers,
>>>>Ron
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Some unofficial RPM of VLC for SUSE are available. Moreover, building a
>>>very simple version of VLC to stream a file almost doesn't require any
>>>dependency (libdvbpsi should be enough).
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>Will try it...
>>
>>
>>
>>>BTW, you should try setting VLS' parametters from command line (vls -d
>>>udp:... -f ... -vv), or give us your *complete* vls.cfg
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>Here it is (I removed for this mail all commented sections, so it is
>>more readable...):
>>
>>BEGIN "Vls"
>> LogFile = "/home/ron1/vls.log" # log file
>> ScreenLog = "enable" # log to the console
>> SystemLog = "disable" # log to the systemlog
>>END
>>
>># Security informations :
>>#
>># The section "Groups" describes which group is allowed to use which
>>command.
>># Each user who belongs to the 'master" group has all the power on the
>>server.
>># Each one who belongs to the "monitor" group is a "read-only" user.
>>BEGIN "Groups"
>> monitor = "help|browse|logout"
>> master =
>>"help|browse|start|resume|suspend|stop|shutdown|logout|config|program|input|channel|show"
>>END
>>
>>BEGIN "Users"
>> monitor = "3BcKWoiQn0vi6:monitor" # password is 'monitor'
>> ron = "5LVvcs/a4DnsaJU:master" #
>>"JKg2TpPerilnw:master" # password is 'bozo'
>>END
>>
>># Telnet Administration
>>BEGIN "Telnet"
>> LocalPort = "9999" # Port to use for that purpose
>> Use = "true"
>>END
>>
>># Streams sources declaration
>>BEGIN "Inputs"
>> local1 = "local" # Local input example
>>END
>>
>>BEGIN "1"
>> Name = "mpg"
>> FileName = "/home/ron1/1.mpg"
>> Type = "Mpeg2-TS"
>>END
>>
>>
>>
>
>Well, I doubt you file is MPEG2-TS with such an extension. You should
>try Mpeg2-PS or Mpeg1-PS (as stated in the comments of the exemple file)
>
>
>
>>BEGIN "2"
>> Name = "mov"
>> FileName = "/home/ron1/1.mov"
>> Type = "Mpeg2-TS"
>>END
>>
>>BEGIN "3"
>> Name = "avi"
>> Filename = "/home/ron1/1.avi"
>> Type = "Mpeg2-TS"
>>END
>>
>>
>>
>
>As stated before, VLS won't be able to read those
>
>
>
>># Channel (outputs) declaration
>>BEGIN "Channels"
>> mc = "network"
>>END
>>
>>BEGIN "mc" # multicast example
>> Type = "multicast"
>> TTL = "0" # Time To Live
>> DstHost = "239.20.30.40" # multicast address
>> DstPort = "1234" # destination port
>>END
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>You didn't specify any "LaunchOnStartUp" section, that means that VLS
>won't start ant stream automatically on startup. You should log in on
>the telnet interface and start it by hand.
>
>
>
I do...
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