[streaming] Re: DVB-S streams with multilingual Audio

[Thomas Kernen]

Thomas Kernen wrote:
> Benjamin Pracht wrote:
> 
>> On Thu, Aug 18, 2005, Thomas Kernen wrote :
>>
>>> I'm currently running vlc 0.8.2 on a Linux 2.6.12.1 with a couple of 
>>> Skystar 2 cards detected as rev 01 and rev 02 in dmesg/lspci 
>>> (actually rev 2.6B & 2.6D IIRC).
>>>
>>> I'm able to multicast most of the channels I want using the SID with 
>>> the exception for those that have one VID and multiple audio such as 
>>> Euronews. I also have the same issue with channels that have Teletext 
>>> and appear to use this as the video such as BBC World.
>>>
>>> Any hints how I can work around this in order to select which audio I 
>>> wish to broadcast and remove the teletext?
>>>
>>
>>
>> Have you tried to use the --sout-all option ?
>>
> 
> Actually no, I was fighting with the classical --sout and select program 
> options. Somehow (Murphy's law, a good night sleep, whatever..) it is 
> now working with the following syntax for the Euronews stream.
> 
> vlc -v --color --ttl 2 --ts-es-id-pid --programs 1709 dvb: 
> --dvb-adapter=1 --dvb-frequency=11034000 --dvb-srate=27500000 
> --dvb-voltage=13 --dvb-budget-mode --sout 
> '#duplicate{dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=224.0.1.5:3001},select="program=1709"}' 
> 

So I'm back to my testing and this is the current syntax I'm using for 
streaming EuroNews as a test for MPEG-2 TS source with multi audio.

vlc --color --ttl 2 --ts-es-id-pid --programs 8211 dvb: --dvb-adapter=2 
--dvb-frequency=12597000 --dvb-srate=27500000 --dvb-voltage=13 
--dvb-budget-mode --sout 
'#duplicate{dst=std{access=udp,mux=ts,url=224.0.1.7:3001,name="Euronews"},select="program=8211"}'

Now I would like to select only specific audio IDs, I was expecting to 
use the "es=" command and select all the Video and Audio IDs I wanted my 
  TS to contain, .... ,select="es=2221,2231,2232"}' for video + French + 
English Audio. Unfortunately if I do so I only get the video and no 
audio at all. I suspect I'm doing something wrong so I used the previous 
suggestion and replaced --sout with --sout-all but this didn't seem to 
make things better.

Where am I going from and what did I missunderstand from the streaming 
howto?

TIA
Thomas

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