>Iptv plugin uses VLC to transcode only the stream being currently >received so there really should not be any CPU power wasted on >transcoding inactive streams. well, then i misunderstood the whole thing. i thought that the user has to make the stream ready and iptv will use it. at least thats how i understand your explaination on your website. so iptv opens vlc to transcode the stream as soon as i tune to the stream channel and stops with transcoding as soon as i leave the stream channel? >In other words a simple "video on demand" system should already be in >place. At least I can add multiple streams to the channel list and only >the active one is being transcoded. Have you experienced different behavior? to be honest, i did not make that many tests. i just tryed to prepare my vdr for this new streaming possibility. maybe i should focus on reading your new README ;) anyway, i dont need rtsp support if multiple windows media streams will work on demand. i hope i got it right. -- Jan Segers ---------------------------------------------------------------- Op deze e-mail zijn de volgende voorwaarden van toepassing: http://www.fontys.nl/disclaimer The above disclaimer applies to this e-mail message. ----------------------------------------------------------------
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