Hi list,
current CVS version of streamdev contains a new remuxer, which is an external program. Together with the replex tool from http://www.metzlerbros.de/dvb it seems to be possible to have sound with VLC (not tested by myself, but a colleague).
Again, here is the cvs repo: cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@vdr-developer.org:/var/cvsroot login cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@vdr-developer.org:/var/cvsroot co streamdev
Be aware that things like the client menu may or may not work. The server part seems to work good, at least in HTTP mode. The content in the cvs is designed to work with current VDRs (at least 1.3.18, I guess). I am using 1.3.22 so far.
Currently, it is not configurable how the script is called, it must be called "/root/externremux.sh". It must be something that takes TS on stdin and delivers "anything playable" on stdout. With the replex tool the script looks like this:
#!/bin/bash /usr/bin/replex -t DVD
You can access a stream involving the external remuxer with an URL like this: http://<server>:<port>/Extern/<channel>
Greetings, Sascha
Hello, I've been using VLC w/ STREAMDEV for about a year now...and have NEVER had any audio problems.... whoMAN
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 20:50:01 +0100, Sascha Volkenandt lists@magoa.net wrote:
Hi list,
current CVS version of streamdev contains a new remuxer, which is an external program. Together with the replex tool from http://www.metzlerbros.de/dvb it seems to be possible to have sound with VLC (not tested by myself, but a colleague).
Again, here is the cvs repo: cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@vdr-developer.org:/var/cvsroot login cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@vdr-developer.org:/var/cvsroot co streamdev
Be aware that things like the client menu may or may not work. The server part seems to work good, at least in HTTP mode. The content in the cvs is designed to work with current VDRs (at least 1.3.18, I guess). I am using 1.3.22 so far.
Currently, it is not configurable how the script is called, it must be called "/root/externremux.sh". It must be something that takes TS on stdin and delivers "anything playable" on stdout. With the replex tool the script looks like this:
#!/bin/bash /usr/bin/replex -t DVD
You can access a stream involving the external remuxer with an URL like this: http://<server>:<port>/Extern/<channel>
Greetings, Sascha
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Sascha Volkenandt wrote:
Hi list,
current CVS version of streamdev contains a new remuxer, which is an external program. Together with the replex tool from http://www.metzlerbros.de/dvb it seems to be possible to have sound with VLC (not tested by myself, but a colleague).
Again, here is the cvs repo: cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@vdr-developer.org:/var/cvsroot login cvs -d:pserver:anoncvs@vdr-developer.org:/var/cvsroot co streamdev
Be aware that things like the client menu may or may not work. The server part seems to work good, at least in HTTP mode. The content in the cvs is designed to work with current VDRs (at least 1.3.18, I guess). I am using 1.3.22 so far.
Currently, it is not configurable how the script is called, it must be called "/root/externremux.sh". It must be something that takes TS on stdin and delivers "anything playable" on stdout. With the replex tool the script looks like this:
#!/bin/bash /usr/bin/replex -t DVD
You can access a stream involving the external remuxer with an URL like this: http://<server>:<port>/Extern/<channel>
Are there any other remuxers that you have tested this with? vdrsync-1.3? The new Extern remuxer method works with replex, but the A/V sync is off. Also, when I try to use streamdev's internal remuxer, the sound is then missing. I heard that mplayer has a new remuxer that may work.. perhaps that it is possible to call mplayer or vlc in externremux.sh as the remuxer.
Best Regards,
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C.Y.M -
Sascha Volkenandt -
whoMAN