[vlc] Re: vlc udp streaming

[Basavaraj Hiremath]

Hi,
Thanks for your reply...
In winodws "very very slow" : When I start vlc client,
first it displays one frame and later it chnages
second frame after like 30-45 seconds.
I am not transcoding.

When I analyse with ethereal, I can see lot of packets
arriving to that interface.
Even if I say /sbin/ifconfig, I can see RX bytes
increasing drastically.
By this I can say that, UDP packets are sent by server
and received by client PC, but it's not playing.

Does Fedora Core binary present in videolan.org built
with UDP multicast/unicast receive/send and rtsp
receive option, if so, I don't want to succept vlc and
see anything else.

So far with my experiements, I am succepting on vlc
and trying to install binary from different link other
than videolan.org and checking it whether streaming
works.
not successful. 
Could you answer my last point?
I appreciate your reply.


Thanks & Regards,
Raj


--- Rémi Denis-Courmont <rem at videolan.org> wrote:

> Le samedi 25 novembre 2006 18:57, Basavaraj Hiremath
> a écrit :
> > I am sending UDP unicast stream from my Windows
> > machine using VLC.
> > I am able to recieve on my other windows machine
> > through VLC, but it's very very slow
> 
> Define "very very slow". UDP streaming is always in
> real time, so it 
> cannot be slow nor fast. Problem only occur when the
> emitting computer 
> is not performant enough. That is unlikely, unless
> you are transcoding 
> before sending.
> 
> > Whnen I try to receive from my Linux
> machine(Fedore
> > Core 6.0), it doesn't even show single frame.
> 
> VLC does not receive any data. This is most likely a
> firewall problem.
> 
> -- 
> Rémi Denis-Courmont
> 



 
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