[vlc] Re: windows vod under ipv6

[daibin]

> daibin wrote:
> > 
> >  > hello everyone.
> >  > i'm trying vod under ipv6. the os is windows xp. and server is apache (httpd 2.
> > 0.40), under linux.
> >  > the command i tried is 
> >  > vlc -vvv http://server's domain name/filename.avi
> >  > there is an ipv6 address associated with the server's domain name
> >  > but i can't receive anything.
> >  > 
> >  > while this worked:
> >  > vlc -vvv http://server's ipv4 address/filename.avi
> >  > 
> >  > would you tell me why?
> >  > thanks a lot.
> >  > daibin
> > 
> > thanks for your answers!
> > while, infact the server's ipv6 domain name does work.
> > un der win xp:
> >  >ping6 server's_ipv6_domain_name
> > works.
> > but 
> >  >vlc -vvv --ipv6 http://server's_ipv6_domain_name/filename.avi
> > doesn't work.
> > neither does:
> >  >vlc -vvv --ipv6 http://server's_ipv6_address/filemane.avi
> > can anyone help?
> > thanks:)
> 
> Can you get the file or website from within a webbrowser IE?
> 
> Just trying to determine if the code in vlc for ipv6 under WinXP is the 
> fault.
> 
> 
> -- 
> Kind greetings,
> 
> Jean-Paul Saman
> 
> 
> 
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yes.
if i type  "http://server's_ipv6_domain_name/filename.avi"   as address in IE, 
the browser downloads the file and opens it with a player(real one in my case).
it could be a problem in the code of vlc, or a problem of syntax i guess.
merci!
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