[vlc] bsd unicast vlc-0.7.2

[Ovidiu Patrascu]

  Hi, I've installed the 0.7.2 version of VLC on a FreeBSD 4.10.
  Playing mpegs works fine, but if I try to use VLC as a udp UNICAST client, in
ipv6, I'm having some error messages and the video doesn't start. On the other
side, I'm streaming with a VLS 0.5.6 which does a good job (I've tested with
tcpdump) (also tried with vlc as a server, but it gave me the same results).

  I've tried a few command lines for the VLC client such as:
vlc -vvv --ipv6 udp://2001:660:....:664d  (the ipv6 complete server address) or
vlc -vvv --ipv6 udp:\[2001:660:....:664d\]
 
  Also, I've checked on the Preferences setup, and it seems to be ok. I've also
tryied to lauch vlc alone and then fill in the udp field, but I'm having the
same errors.

  So, I can't figure out why it doesn't work.

  Here is a part of the error messages he's displaying :


[00000187] main playlist debug: adding playlist item
`udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]' (
udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d] )
[00000189] main interface debug: looking for interface module
[00000189] main interface debug: probing 2 candidates
[00000131] main module debug: using interface module "gtk"
[00000189] main interface debug: interface initialized
[00000187] main playlist debug: creating new input thread
[00000190] main input: playlist item `udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]'
[00000190] main input debug: waiting for thread completion
[00000190] main input debug: access `udp', demux `', name
`[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]'
[00000190] main input debug: looking for access module
[00000190] main input debug: probing 1 candidate
[00000190] access_udp input debug: opening
server=[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]:0 local=:1234
[00000190] main input debug: net: connecting to
'[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]:0@:1234'
[00000190] main input debug: looking for network module
[00000190] main input debug: probing 2 candidates
[00000190] ipv6 input warning: cannot configure socket (SO_RCVBUF: No buffer
space available)
[00000190] ipv6 input warning: Socket buffer size is 0xa460 instead of 0x80000
[00000190] ipv6 input warning: cannot connect socket (Can't assign requested
address)
[00000190] ipv4 input debug: cannot configure socket (SO_RCVBUF: No buffer space
available)
[00000190] ipv4 input debug: socket buffer size is 0xa460 instead of 0x80000
[00000190] main input debug: thread 135666688 (input) created at priority 0
(src/input/input.c:326)
[00000190] main input debug: cmd=state old=10 new=1
[00000190] main input debug: playing at normal rate
[00000189] main interface debug: thread 135700480 (manager) created at priority
0 (src/interface/interface.c:136)
[00000190] ipv4 input warning: cannot build remote address
[00000190] main input warning: no network module matching "ipv6" could be loaded
[00000190] main input debug: net: connection to
'[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]:0@:1234' failed
[00000190] access_udp input error: cannot open socket
[00000190] main input warning: no access module matching "udp" could be loaded
[00000190] main input debug: looking for access module
[00000190] main input debug: probing 7 candidates
[00000190] dvdread input warning: cannot stat() source
`udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]' (No such file or directory)
[00000190] dvd input warning: cannot stat() device
`udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]' (No such file or directory)
[00000190] vcd input warning: could not open
udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]
[00000190] cddax input warning: could not open
udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]
[00000190] cdda input warning: could not open
udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]
[00000190] access_file input warning: cannot stat() file
`udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]' (No such file or directory)
[00000190] main input error: no suitable access module for
`/://udp:[2001:660:7301:1:204:76ff:fe9e:664d]'
[00000190] main input debug: pes: 0 packets
[00000190] main input debug: data: 0 packets
[00000190] main input debug: buffers: 0 packets

  It must be a problem with his connection to the VLS, and also with the Buffer
Size and the socket. 
   
  If somebody has a clue on that, a hint would be very helpfull. 
  Thanks anyway for reading this message.

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