[streaming] Re: DVB-T Streaming

[Paul Rae]

Transcoding isn't required, I have separate h264 feeds. I only need to replace a couple of MPEG2 feeds.

I'm sure I can dig out a old config from somewhere, if not it wasn't that hard to setup.

I know VLC is a option, however all I need to do is stream MPEG2-TS, so was thinking of using VLS. I know its not been updated in a long time, but it used to work for this task.

Anyone give me a compelling reason why I should choose VLC over VLS for this task?

Thanks
Paul

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Subject: [streaming] Re: DVB-T Streaming


> We tend to use VLC these days. But if you are used to VLS and still
> have a working VLS setup, you can stick to it without any issue (you'll
> gain some CPU cycle using VLS anyway)
> 

Although I think it should be said VLS is very none-updated, not for 2?
Years. If u use vlc u will get A LOT more options regarding transcoding and
various forms of access. So unless ur only need will remain to just put
mpeg2 streams on a lan I would recommend vlc instaid of vls.

Cheers
Jonas Larsen

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