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I am sending you the final configuration for future reference: | I am sending you the final configuration for future reference: | ||
| − | 1. To install the services, go to de command prompt | + | 1. To install the services, go to de command prompt Start->Run->cmd |
| − | 2. Then go to the VLC install directory. | + | 2. Then go to the VLC install directory. (for example ''cd c:\software\vlc'') |
3. Install the Autoplay Stream Service, with an http Administrative remote console on ports 1080 and 1081. | 3. Install the Autoplay Stream Service, with an http Administrative remote console on ports 1080 and 1081. | ||
3.1. Autoplay for radio station #1 (Clasical), output device directX audio #1: | 3.1. Autoplay for radio station #1 (Clasical), output device directX audio #1: | ||
| − | vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-CLASICAL --ntservice-extraintf=http --ntservice-options="--http-host=0.0.0.0:1080 --volume=250 --directx-audio-device=1 --directx-audio-float32 --force-dolby-surround=2 http://dir.xiph.org/listen/1391606/listen.m3u" | + | '''vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-CLASICAL --ntservice-extraintf=http --ntservice-options="--http-host=0.0.0.0:1080 --volume=250 --directx-audio-device=1 --directx-audio-float32 --force-dolby-surround=2 http://dir.xiph.org/listen/1391606/listen.m3u"''' |
3.2. Autoplay for radio station #2 (Jazz), output device directX audio #2: | 3.2. Autoplay for radio station #2 (Jazz), output device directX audio #2: | ||
| − | vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-JAZZ --ntservice-extraintf=http --ntservice-options="--http-host=0.0.0.0:1081 --volume=250 --directx-audio-device=2 --directx-audio-float32 --force-dolby-surround=2 http://dir.xiph.org/listen/1003756/listen.m3u" | + | '''vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-JAZZ --ntservice-extraintf=http --ntservice-options="--http-host=0.0.0.0:1081 --volume=250 --directx-audio-device=2 --directx-audio-float32 --force-dolby-surround=2 http://dir.xiph.org/listen/1003756/listen.m3u" |
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4. Optional, add Service Description. | 4. Optional, add Service Description. | ||
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| − | + | == Troubleshooting == | |
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| + | === VLC Windows Service Hangs === | ||
| + | From this [http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=50434#p211639 post] in the forums. | ||
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| + | VLC as windows service (starting with 0.9.x and also with 1.x) sometimes hangs because it is actually trying to display the following dialog boxes: | ||
| + | # "Privacy and Network Policy" dialog box (occurs the first time you run VLC, or if launched with the --reset-config option). | ||
| + | # "Crash reporting" dialog (occurs the next time VLC is launched after a crash) | ||
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| + | Using the following two options as part of the service installation command solves the issue: | ||
| + | * --no-qt-privacy-ask | ||
| + | * --no-qt-error-dialogs | ||
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| + | for example: | ||
| + | '''c:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-Service --ntservice-extraintf=rc --ntservice-options="--no-qt-privacy-ask --no-qt-error-dialogs ..." vlc://quit''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:54, 22 January 2019
Description
Windows service (called ntservice) is feature in VLC, which allows to run VLC as Windows service.
Usage help
copied from here
This config can be usefull to broadcast remote stations, recording internet radio propuse, etc.
I am sending you the final configuration for future reference:
1. To install the services, go to de command prompt Start->Run->cmd
2. Then go to the VLC install directory. (for example cd c:\software\vlc)
3. Install the Autoplay Stream Service, with an http Administrative remote console on ports 1080 and 1081.
3.1. Autoplay for radio station #1 (Clasical), output device directX audio #1: vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-CLASICAL --ntservice-extraintf=http --ntservice-options="--http-host=0.0.0.0:1080 --volume=250 --directx-audio-device=1 --directx-audio-float32 --force-dolby-surround=2 http://dir.xiph.org/listen/1391606/listen.m3u"
3.2. Autoplay for radio station #2 (Jazz), output device directX audio #2: vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-JAZZ --ntservice-extraintf=http --ntservice-options="--http-host=0.0.0.0:1081 --volume=250 --directx-audio-device=2 --directx-audio-float32 --force-dolby-surround=2 http://dir.xiph.org/listen/1003756/listen.m3u"
4. Optional, add Service Description.
Troubleshooting
VLC Windows Service Hangs
From this post in the forums.
VLC as windows service (starting with 0.9.x and also with 1.x) sometimes hangs because it is actually trying to display the following dialog boxes:
- "Privacy and Network Policy" dialog box (occurs the first time you run VLC, or if launched with the --reset-config option).
- "Crash reporting" dialog (occurs the next time VLC is launched after a crash)
Using the following two options as part of the service installation command solves the issue:
- --no-qt-privacy-ask
- --no-qt-error-dialogs
for example: c:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-name=VLC-Service --ntservice-extraintf=rc --ntservice-options="--no-qt-privacy-ask --no-qt-error-dialogs ..." vlc://quit
