Liam Carter
2014-05-22 10:44:49 UTC
Hiya All.
We have a HD stream coming in from a Satellite and is passed through
using MUMUDVB.
If I play the stream in my VLC player direct from MUMUDVB as multicast
the stream plays perfectly.
If we bring the stream into VLC and then try and sout, it breaks up and
displays the following error.
[00007f72d4000b98] core stream output warning: trying to send non-dated
packet to stream output!
The command we are running
vlc -vv udp://@234.6.90.101:4900 --sout
'#standard{mux=ts,access=http,dst=:8001/bbc1}' --network-caching 3000.
We have also used the following command to grab the stream directly from
the DVB card and it displayed the same errors and pixelation
cvlc -vvv --color --ttl 12 --ts-es-id-pid --dvb-budget-mode
--programs=6941,6940 dvb:// --dvb-adapter=1 --dvb-frequency=10847000000
--dvb-srate=23000000 --dvb-polarization=V --sout-standard-access=udp
--sout-standard-mux=ts --sout
'#duplicate{dst=std{dst=234.6.90.101:4900},select="program=6941",dst=std{dst=234.6.90.102:4900},select="program=694
Any ideas.
Regards
Liam
We have a HD stream coming in from a Satellite and is passed through
using MUMUDVB.
If I play the stream in my VLC player direct from MUMUDVB as multicast
the stream plays perfectly.
If we bring the stream into VLC and then try and sout, it breaks up and
displays the following error.
[00007f72d4000b98] core stream output warning: trying to send non-dated
packet to stream output!
The command we are running
vlc -vv udp://@234.6.90.101:4900 --sout
'#standard{mux=ts,access=http,dst=:8001/bbc1}' --network-caching 3000.
We have also used the following command to grab the stream directly from
the DVB card and it displayed the same errors and pixelation
cvlc -vvv --color --ttl 12 --ts-es-id-pid --dvb-budget-mode
--programs=6941,6940 dvb:// --dvb-adapter=1 --dvb-frequency=10847000000
--dvb-srate=23000000 --dvb-polarization=V --sout-standard-access=udp
--sout-standard-mux=ts --sout
'#duplicate{dst=std{dst=234.6.90.101:4900},select="program=6941",dst=std{dst=234.6.90.102:4900},select="program=694
Any ideas.
Regards
Liam