[vlc] Re: Multicast and IGMP reports

[Bill Eldridge]

Mine works fine, I do:

vlc --extraintf sap
and in the stream output options specify "TVWindows" which shows
up on my Linux box VLC client.

I do notice that with a space "TV Windows", that only the TV part
shows up in the linux playlist, I guess could be considered a bug.
Other than that streams no problem.

Brasil, Vinicius wrote:

>While using VLC on Windows XP, I noticed that the streamer did not issue
>reports, nor does the client.  Has anyone had any experience deploying
>VLC for multicast on a Windows platform, and could verify if what I am
>seeing is infact normal behavior for VLC, or am I missing something?
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>Also tried to compile newest version 0.6.2 for Freebsd 5.1 with no luck,
>has anyone done this with success?
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>Any response will be greatly appreciated
>
>Vinicius Brasil
>Applications Engineer
>Allied Telesyn
>office (408) 523-5356
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Brasil, Vinicius
>>Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 8:26 AM
>>To: vlc at videolan.org
>>Subject: [vlc] Multicast and VLC
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>>I'm using videolan VLC 0.6.2 app. on Microsoft XP.  I execute it to
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>open
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>>a file on my local drive, and stream output using rtp, with a
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>multicast
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>>address of 224.7.7.7 at destination port 7777.
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>>The stream output MRL destination field is populated with the
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>following:
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>>:sout=#duplicate{dst=std{access=rtp,mux=ts,url=224.7.7.7:7777}}
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>>My server is directly connected into a router running IGMP and PIM-SM.
>>The router recognizes other multicast capable streaming servers and
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>adds
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>>the sessions into its IGMP table, however, it does not add the session
>>for the videolan session in its IGMP table.  I notice that the Server
>>does not send reports, this may be the reason.
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>>Has anyone tried to use Video Lan using a similar configuration?  If
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>so
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>>please let me know your results, and if possible tell me what I'm
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>doing
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>>wrong?  Cheers.
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>>-Vinicius
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