[vlc] Re: Information

[David Gordon (LMC)]

Hi Jose

I had the same problem. First of all, make sure that your are actually
receiving the packets of your video stream [by sniffing] on the client. I
was receiving them but the stream was not displaying on the client. To make
it display, I simply started the video a second time from the server when it
was finished. If you had the same problem as I did (RH 7.2), then your
client should display correctly.

*** Bug report: to display a video stream, I must play the stream twice from
the server. (unless I am missing something)

*** Bug report: the --loop option in vls does not work

David




-----Original Message-----
From: joseimontoya at epm.net.co [mailto:joseimontoya at epm.net.co]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 9:12 PM
To: vlc at videolan.org
Subject: [vlc] Information


Hi, actually I'm trying to configure VideoLan in Windows 2000 Server
and Linux Red Hat 7.1. In both of them aparently the server work because
I don't have any messages or something like that:

 bozo at vls> start BABY multicast local1
 Provider: Manager
 Status: 0

   Provider: local1
   Status: 0
   Info: Program BABY started

but when I'm trying to watch the video in the client (windows version) I
can't.
In the net option I configure the address of the server when is multicast
or set udp in other cases but when I do click in play it doesn't work.

I would like to know what can I do

Thanks for your help

José Ignacio Montoya Agudelo
EAFIT University
Medellín - Colombia

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