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[vlc] Selecting a program when receiving a MPTS mpeg stream
Vahid Kowsari
2013-06-24 04:34:47 UTC
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Hi All,

I use VLC for testing the quality of remote streams.

I would like to know how to select a particular program from a
Multi-Program Transport Stream.
Right now I use the command line:
vlc udp://@SourceAddress:Port --sout
'#duplicate{dst=rtp{mux=ts,dst=DestinationAddress,port=DestinationPort}}'

But this only gives me the first program in from SourceAddress:Port. How
do I pick other programs in the incoming stream?

Thanks
Jean-Paul Saman
2013-06-24 07:21:09 UTC
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HI,
Post by Vahid Kowsari
Hi All,
I use VLC for testing the quality of remote streams.
I would like to know how to select a particular program from a
Multi-Program Transport Stream.
dst=DestinationAddress,port=**DestinationPort}}'
But this only gives me the first program in from SourceAddress:Port. How
do I pick other programs in the incoming stream?
Try adding the option --program=<PID> to select the correct PMT.
Post by Vahid Kowsari
Thanks
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Vahid Kowsari
2013-06-24 07:57:19 UTC
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Thank you.

Is there any way to select by program number instead of pid of PMT?

Thanks
HI,
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 6:34 AM, Vahid Kowsari <vahid at kowsari.com
Hi All,
I use VLC for testing the quality of remote streams.
I would like to know how to select a particular program from a
Multi-Program Transport Stream.
'#duplicate{dst=rtp{mux=ts,dst=DestinationAddress,port=DestinationPort}}'
But this only gives me the first program in from
SourceAddress:Port. How do I pick other programs in the incoming
stream?
Try adding the option --program=<PID> to select the correct PMT.
Thanks
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ALEKSANDRA
2013-06-24 08:02:49 UTC
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Hello I am looking for a job online at the link on my second e-mail to gwiazdorek11 at wp.plOd: "Vahid Kowsari" &lt;vahid at kowsari.com&gt;Do: "Mailing list for VLC media player users" &lt;vlc at videolan.org&gt;; Wys?ane: 9:57 Poniedzia?ek 2013-06-24Temat: Re: [vlc] Selecting a program when receiving a MPTS mpeg streamThank you.
Is there any way to select by program number instead of pid of PMT?
Thanks
Jean-Paul Saman wrote:

HI,On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 6:34 AM, Vahid Kowsari &lt;vahid at kowsari.com&gt; wrote:Hi All,
I use VLC for testing the quality of remote streams.
I would like to know how to select a particular program from a
Multi-Program Transport Stream.
Right now I use the command line:
vlc udp://@SourceAddress:Port --sout '#duplicate{dst=rtp{mux=ts,dst=DestinationAddress,port=DestinationPort}}'
But this only gives me the first program in from SourceAddress:Port. How
do I pick other programs in the incoming stream?Try
adding the option --program=&lt;PID&gt; to select the correct PMT.
?
Thanks
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