In WingrabTV's Konfiguration menu, there's a box called videoclient.exe. You need to enter the path where VLC is installed. I didn't have to paste the videoclient parameter (http://127.0.0.1:31337/ also from the Konfiguration menu) into VLC, but the first time I started it, I did have to manually set the Audio and Video PIDs, which you can get by typing <dboxip>/control/zapto?getpids into the address bar of your internet browser. Remember to set WingrabTV to launch VLC automatically. When I did this, all I had to close down WinGrabTV and restart, and it loaded VLC and started streaming automatically.harveybham said:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/harveybham said:
No, you would need two tuners for that, although it would theoretically be possible to view different channels on the same transponder, but I don't think any images have support for that.harveybham said:
Not sure. It seems this question has been asked quite a few times, and I don't recall anyone having an actual answer for it, ecxept someone once said it helped to either reduce or increase the rsize or wsize in the mount settings, so that might be worth playing around with, but I don't think it's a universal fix that works for everyone, as it's not usually mentioned.harveybham said:
As far as I remember, that particular image played back TS just fine for me, as it was a favorite of mine for a long time, so I guess I can't blame the image. Sorry, I have no other suggestions other than trying to alter the rmode and wmode values, rmode presumably being the relevant one in this case, but it's probably a bit of a shot in the dark anyway.harveybham said:
