DVB-S streaming with videolan server

[Christophe Massiot]

À (At) 18:23 +0100 21/02/02, Jean-Paul Saman écrivait (wrote) :

>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 6, packet 14
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 8, packet 12
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 2, packet 14
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 15, packet 2
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 6, packet 10
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 0, packet 8
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 14, packet 6
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 12, packet 11
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 0, packet 7
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 12, packet 15
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 4, packet 10
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 0, packet 8
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 14, packet 6
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 11, packet 14
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 2, packet 8
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 14, packet 12
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 6, packet 1
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 7, packet 14
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 4, packet 11
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 0, packet 4
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 9, packet 0
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 5, packet 4
>input: packet lost by TS demux: current 10, packet 15

Apparently your network is dropping packet. If I were you, I would 
write the vls output to a file (via the file channel) and try to read 
that file with vlc --input ts. It will be easier to debug.


-- 
Christophe Massiot.

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