[streaming] Re: Windows Selection for Streaming

[Shem Giles]

I am trying to do something similar with VLC and that is to just stream out
what is being displayed on my local monitor. (The entire local desktop)

Is this possible?

I am guessing this would depend on what the display is outputting. For
example if it was a game that uses open GL perhaps not? Where as a
PowerPoint presentation yes? How about an mpeg video in full screen?
-sg


Shem Giles
Portland State University
Office of Information Technology
503-725-3255
503-725-3256 f


-----Original Message-----
From: streaming-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:streaming-bounce at videolan.org]
On Behalf Of Chhaya, Harshal
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 8:21 AM
To: streaming at videolan.org
Subject: [streaming] Re: Windows NIC Selection for Streaming

> I have an application it will show TV programs using
> TV card. Now i want to replace it by VLC client.
> So, i have to modify my application to communicate
> with VLC server to get MPEG2 streams over multicast IP
> and play the TV channels.
> 
> How should i proceed to accomplish this.

If your TV card supports directshow, you could use vlc
to view the programs on the PC with the card. 

If you want to stream the TV streams to other PCs, you
can use vlc to stream the content over multicast UDP
and use vlc on the client PCs for playback. Note that
you can use vlc for both the client and server roles.

If I am missing some part about your setup, please send
more details on what exactly you are trying to do.

Regards,
- Harshal

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