Documentation:Streaming HowTo/Stream a DVD - Revision history

Thannoy: /* Stream a DVD with VLC */ udp:// instead of udp:

2009-07-27T11:39:29Z

Stream a DVD with VLC: udp:// instead of udp:

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	and then restart your session.		and then restart your session.

	==Stream a DVD with VLC==		== Stream a DVD with VLC ==

	{{%}} vlc -vvv --color dvdsimple:/dev/dvd --sout udp:192.168.0.12 --ttl 12 --sout-all		{{%}} vlc -vvv --color dvdsimple:/dev/dvd --sout udp://192.168.0.12 --ttl 12 --sout-all
	where:		where:
	*'''/dev/dvd''' is the name of your DVD drive (put '''D:''' under Windows if '''D''' is the letter of your DVD drive) or the directory where you copied your DVD,		*'''/dev/dvd''' is the name of your DVD drive (put '''D:''' under Windows if '''D''' is the letter of your DVD drive) or the directory where you copied your DVD,

J-b at 15:00, 24 May 2007

2007-05-24T15:00:06Z

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	Note: Under Unix/Linux, you must have write access to the device corresponding to your DVD drive. For that, you should be in the ''disk'' or ''cdrom'' group (look at the permissions in '''/dev'''). If you're not, add yourself to the group:		Note: Under Unix/Linux, you must have write access to the device corresponding to your DVD drive. For that, you should be in the ''disk'' or ''cdrom'' group (look at the permissions in '''/dev'''). If you're not, add yourself to the group:
	[[terminal\|#]] adduser your_login disk_or_cdrom		[[terminal\|#]] adduser your_login disk_or_cdrom

H2g2bob at 01:52, 19 December 2006

2006-12-19T01:52:10Z

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	Note: Under Unix/Linux, you must have write access to the device corresponding to your DVD drive. For that, you should be in the ''disk'' or ''cdrom'' group (look at the permissions in '''/dev'''). If you're not, add yourself to the group:		Note: Under Unix/Linux, you must have write access to the device corresponding to your DVD drive. For that, you should be in the ''disk'' or ''cdrom'' group (look at the permissions in '''/dev'''). If you're not, add yourself to the group:
	# ~~'''~~adduser your_login disk_or_cdrom~~'''~~		[[terminal\|#]] adduser your_login disk_or_cdrom
	and then restart your session.		and then restart your session.

	==Stream a DVD with VLC==		==Stream a DVD with VLC==

	% ~~'''~~vlc -vvv --color dvdsimple:/dev/dvd --sout udp:192.168.0.12 --ttl 12 --sout-all~~'''~~		{{%}} vlc -vvv --color dvdsimple:/dev/dvd --sout udp:192.168.0.12 --ttl 12 --sout-all
	where:		where:
	*'''/dev/dvd''' is the name of your DVD drive (put '''D:''' under Windows if '''D''' is the letter of your DVD drive) or the directory where you copied your DVD,		*'''/dev/dvd''' is the name of your DVD drive (put '''D:''' under Windows if '''D''' is the letter of your DVD drive) or the directory where you copied your DVD,

Dionoea at 12:56, 7 November 2006

2006-11-07T12:56:24Z

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Note: Under Unix/Linux, you must have write access to the device corresponding to your DVD drive. For that, you should be in the ''disk'' or ''cdrom'' group (look at the permissions in '''/dev'''). If you're not, add yourself to the group:
# '''adduser your_login disk_or_cdrom'''
and then restart your session.

==Stream a DVD with VLC==

% '''vlc -vvv --color dvdsimple:/dev/dvd --sout udp:192.168.0.12 --ttl 12 --sout-all'''
where:
*'''/dev/dvd''' is the name of your DVD drive (put '''D:''' under Windows if '''D''' is the letter of your DVD drive) or the directory where you copied your DVD,
*'''192.168.0.42''' is either:
**the IP address of the machine you want to unicast to;
**or the DNS name the machine you want to unicast to;
**or a multicast IP address.
*'''12''' is the value of the TTL (Time To Live) of your IP packets (which means that the stream will be able to cross 11 routers).
*'''sout-all''' allows you to stream all soundtracks and subtitles

If you want to stream the DVD continuously, add the '''--loop''' option.

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