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<blockquote data-quote="el-Dia" data-source="post: 514829" data-attributes="member: 96666">Experimenting with alternaive (unsupported?) mencoder settings made tvservice crash. Have not had the chance to test for more than 30 min. Both the .m2ts and the .mpeg worked ok on lan.Over internet, the .mpeg did not prove successful. I would see a few seconds of image and sound and then just freeze. Starting up on lan i would see the same behaviour but just as a small freeze, continuing right away.The bandwith isn't a problem (tested mpeg2 video bitrate down to 1mbps with same result). StreamTV1 and VLC gave me a relatively stable stream with a total audio and video bitrate of about 3mbps over the internet. Best way to achieve this was with a transport stream container.Is there or could there be a way to use VLC instead of mencoder? I have not been able to get the old StreamTV to work with the Beta1 release of MP 1.1.0This is running in&nbsp; XP MCE SP3 on an Inter Core 2 (6400) with 2GB ram, Cinergy HTC USB dvb-c tv-card.Thanx a lot for the plugin!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el-Dia, post: 514829, member: 96666"] Experimenting with alternaive (unsupported?) mencoder settings made tvservice crash. Have not had the chance to test for more than 30 min. Both the .m2ts and the .mpeg worked ok on lan. Over internet, the .mpeg did not prove successful. I would see a few seconds of image and sound and then just freeze. Starting up on lan i would see the same behaviour but just as a small freeze, continuing right away. The bandwith isn't a problem (tested mpeg2 video bitrate down to 1mbps with same result). StreamTV1 and VLC gave me a relatively stable stream with a total audio and video bitrate of about 3mbps over the internet. Best way to achieve this was with a transport stream container. Is there or could there be a way to use VLC instead of mencoder? I have not been able to get the old StreamTV to work with the Beta1 release of MP 1.1.0 This is running in XP MCE SP3 on an Inter Core 2 (6400) with 2GB ram, Cinergy HTC USB dvb-c tv-card. Thanx a lot for the plugin! [/QUOTE]

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