[vlc] Re: last part of clips cut off when streaming?

[jmzorko at mac.com]

Hello all, again ...

Another data point -- if I specify "--sout-keep" on the command line, 
the video clips stream and are played fully by the remote VLC instances 
(i.e. fade-outs play), but the Amino set-top box gets all confused.  
Hmm ...

Regards,

John



On Sep 20, 2005, at 2:40 PM, jmzorko at mac.com wrote:

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> Hello, all ...
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> I'm sure this issue has been observed by others, so i'm hopeful that 
> there is a solution.  I'm googling and looking through the archives 
> now, but I want to parallelize by also asking in this forum.
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> We're seeing VLC behavior (Windows and Mac OSX) where a VLC instance 
> plays a local MPEG2 PS just fine, but when it streams it, the 
> receiving VLC instance (as well as an Amino set-top box) never plays 
> the end of the clip correctly.  These clips are encoded with perhaps a 
> 3-4 second fade to black, and this fade never plays on the receiving 
> unit -- the video just stops, and then the next one starts.  It's as 
> if the VLC instance doing the streaming stops streaming when the EOF 
> of the source MPEG2 PS is reached, even though there is stuff in the 
> sout buffers waiting to go out.  I don't know if this is really the 
> case ...
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> Has anyone been able to solve this?
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> Regards,
>
> John
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Regards,

John

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