[vlc] Re: Late Picture problem on network dvd playback (XP)

[Rob James]

I was hoping to use the telnet interface into vls so I could trigger a udp
broadcast from a client PC.

Is there any way to do this (under Xp) using vlc ?





-----Original Message-----
From: vlc-bounce at videolan.org [mailto:vlc-bounce at videolan.org]On Behalf
Of Benjamin PRACHT
Sent: 11 September 2003 14:45
To: vlc at videolan.org
Subject: [vlc] Re: Late Picture problem on network dvd playback (XP)


Well, that's not the proper way to stream DVD (this only works for "real"
video file.

You've got to stream DVD's over UDP.

The most efficient way to do it is to use VLS (but only works under
linux...)

vls -d udp:destination_address dvd:/path_of_dvd_tree should work

If you wan to use VLC, you'll only be abble to stream one audo track and
one subtitle track at once

the command line is

vlc dvd:/path_of_dvd_tree --sout udp:destination_address

In both case, open the vlc on client side with

vlc udp:

--
$(echo "BigBen")

Oui je quote, et alors ?

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