[vlc-devel] Re: vlc code --> DirectShow filter

[Mark]

Not sure what recycling would need to be done -- sounds like VLC as-is.

Download the latest 0.7.1 software.  Do an Open -- File -- Select the
DirectShow input tab -- click the Stream Output mechanism, select the File
option, and select mpeg transcoding in the Transcoding Options area at the
bottom of the Stream Output window.

I'm pretty sure you can launch the above sequence as a single command line,
too.

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Subject: [vlc-devel] vlc code --> DirectShow filter


Hi!

I need a DirectShow filter that receives streamed A/V-data and exports
MPEG-4 or MPEG-2. I have been wondering if recycling vlc code
would allow me to do that.

Has something like this been done before?

Would it be a more or less straightforward process or rather irksome (i.e.
loads of error-prone modifications)?

Which ones would be the files I'd need for the filter code?

Would anybody be interested in collaboration?

Thanks in advance for any help or useful pointers.

-Mario



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