[vlc] Howdy

[Javier Gálvez Guerrero]

Hi CJ,

AFAIAC, in order to achieve your goals you should try it through the
commands that the VLC documentation gives information about or, in case you
would like to develop your own script/s or application/s, use the LibVLC API
and code it/them.

By the way, the server part can be cofigured through the VLM interface but I
don't think you can force the client to connect and receive the stream (I
mean 'without having to click buttons or scroll scrollbars'). And note also
that the streaming server configuration will change with the next VLC
release in the coming days.


Regards,
Javi


2008/8/27 C.J. Adams-Collier <cjac at colliertech.org>

> Hey folks,
>
> I've been using vlc for a while now to play DVDs.  I learned the other
> day that it's possible to use it to stream media as well.  Fancy.
>
> So, I've got a need for a compact streaming media player now.  We need
> to verify that the packet filter in our firewall product doesn't kill
> the throughput of audio and video streams.  Can someone help me put
> together something that does the following without having to click
> buttons or scroll scrollbars?
>
> * Set up a streaming server
> * Connect a client to the streaming server
> * Determine the framerate of the video
> * Verify that no audio skips occurred
> * Disconnect client
> * Brind down server
>
> Looking forward to your response!
>
> C.J.
>
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