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<blockquote data-quote="VincentNguyen" data-source="post: 972838" data-attributes="member: 138083">Good morning,&nbsp;For some technical reason, I need to stream local video files using VLC (or any other method) and rtp protocol, unicast from local machine.&nbsp;I have first generated a transport stream file using TSMuxer (taking an mp4 file as input), thus generating a .ts file&nbsp;I have setup to this purpose VLC to stream a transport file (h264 video, AAC audio, TS container), streaming with the following command line:&quot;C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe&quot; test.ts :sout=#rtp{dst=127.0.0.1,port=5004,mux=ts,ttl=1} :sout-all :sout-keep --loop&nbsp;From there, I have created an m3u file which looks like this:#EXTM3U#EXTINF:1,Test Channel 1rtp://@127.0.0.1:5004&nbsp;I have installed Mediaportal TV server, configured the IPTV source as documented, installed XBMC plugin, installed XBMC 12, enabled PVR backend for mediaportal&nbsp;Both XBMC and Mediaportal are communicating correctly&nbsp;However... I can't get any good quality video. I have green artifacts, decompression error, etc.&nbsp;VLC can play the RTP stream correctlyXBMC can play the RTP stream correctly when entered directly&nbsp;I have also tested DVBLink, using Mediacenter, and I can get the streams played back correctly by Windows Media Center over DVBLink IPTV tuner.&nbsp;But the same stream cannot be played back by either MediaPortal client, or XBMC, using Mediaportal IPTV source. In the 'manual control' tab of the server, I can see a lot of discontinuities error&nbsp;I tried to convert the files using VLC convert (either live of offline conversion) function, selecting h264+Mp3 within an MPG-TS container, same errors. Even MPEG2 is generating errors&nbsp;So am I missing something in Mediaportal IPTV source configuration ?&nbsp;Is there any known VLC command line I could use to generate a test stream (preferred offline conversion) that would be known to work with Mediaportal TV server IPTV source ?&nbsp;Thanks and regards&nbsp;Vincent Nguyen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VincentNguyen, post: 972838, member: 138083"] Good morning, For some technical reason, I need to stream local video files using VLC (or any other method) and rtp protocol, unicast from local machine. I have first generated a transport stream file using TSMuxer (taking an mp4 file as input), thus generating a .ts file I have setup to this purpose VLC to stream a transport file (h264 video, AAC audio, TS container), streaming with the following command line: "C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" test.ts :sout=#rtp{dst=127.0.0.1,port=5004,mux=ts,ttl=1} :sout-all :sout-keep --loop From there, I have created an m3u file which looks like this: #EXTM3U #EXTINF:1,Test Channel 1 rtp://@127.0.0.1:5004 I have installed Mediaportal TV server, configured the IPTV source as documented, installed XBMC plugin, installed XBMC 12, enabled PVR backend for mediaportal Both XBMC and Mediaportal are communicating correctly However... I can't get any good quality video. I have green artifacts, decompression error, etc. VLC can play the RTP stream correctly XBMC can play the RTP stream correctly when entered directly I have also tested DVBLink, using Mediacenter, and I can get the streams played back correctly by Windows Media Center over DVBLink IPTV tuner. But the same stream cannot be played back by either MediaPortal client, or XBMC, using Mediaportal IPTV source. In the 'manual control' tab of the server, I can see a lot of discontinuities error I tried to convert the files using VLC convert (either live of offline conversion) function, selecting h264+Mp3 within an MPG-TS container, same errors. Even MPEG2 is generating errors So am I missing something in Mediaportal IPTV source configuration ? Is there any known VLC command line I could use to generate a test stream (preferred offline conversion) that would be known to work with Mediaportal TV server IPTV source ? Thanks and regards Vincent Nguyen [/QUOTE]

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