Re: Video streaming

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On Thu, 2007-10-11 at 11:00 -0400, Joe Tseng wrote:
> I've been asked to set up video streaming on our intranet using
> preexisting AVI/XviD files and I'm somewhat at a loss as to what I
> should or could be doing.  I've downloaded and set up VLC on an F7 box
> and was able to set up a single stream using the GUI.  At this point
> I'm able to view the stream using mplayer, but I'm only able to stream
> one video at a time.  Is there some other way to do this so a user can
> view whatever videos we have available at any time rather than having
> to explicitly deploy the file stream in VLC?
>  
> BTW I already tried out Darwin and that didn't work for me at all.  I
> could play the sample files Apple provided, but I could not use any of
> my own files.


I'd like to know, too. I am about to do this, but haven't yet. So, the
walls you're banging your head against, I will be banging into soon. If
you get any sort of answer or figure it out, please clue me in. Thanks!
Ric
 
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