So in addition to getting free OTA channels on my TV I also use my PC (Connected to
my TV via HDMI) as a primary source of entertainment.
My FAVORITE source is Veetle. It's a website that allows users to broadcast movies,
live television, etc...
If you know me, you know that I could not sit idly by and watch everyone else broadcast
and not try it out for myself! LoL so of corse I set up a broadcaster:
-=|KPs Movie Mix|=-
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#transcode{sfilter={marq{marquee="$N$_$T$_$D", position=5, size=8, opacity=200}}, vb=400,venc=x264 {bpyramid=none, weightp=0}, acodec=mp3,ab=96,channels=2,threads=2}:std{access=http, mux=asf, dst=127.0.0.1:1234}
ReplyDeletetry this code in 'Stream output' in vlc, works for me when streaming movies, noticed your bitrate was very high, with this code it should be about 400-450. Tpangolin ;)
Awesome Tpanqolin! Thanks a lot! I've made the change, let me know if you notice a difference or not as I am VERY new to Veetle and all.
ReplyDeleteNo problem, someone gave me the code, you can mess about with it, see the vb=400 thats your bitrate, so if you need to higher or lower it just type in what bitrate you need, the Marq part gives you a counter in the corner, but make sure you rename your files just the name of the movie because thats what you will see, good luck
ReplyDeleteOk, I got that, got the marquee running now, however, it"s still broadcasting at 1,000+bitrate.. might have to restart the whole set up maybe..
ReplyDeletethe problem with a high bitrate is you limit your audience to people with really high end PC's or top notch dsl, around 500kb most people can watch, and you still have excellent quality
ReplyDeleteoh and everytime you make a change in vlc reboot it ;)
ReplyDeleteSo, I got it all working now, thank you again very much for all the help!
ReplyDeleteI changed the transcode line a bit:
#transcode{sfilter={marq{marquee="$N", position=5, size=10, opacity=255}: marq{marquee="$T", position=9, size=10, opacity=255}: marq{marquee="$D", position=10, size=10, opacity=255}}, vb=400,venc=x264 {bpyramid=none, weightp=0}, acodec=mp3,ab=96,channels=2,threads=2}:std{access=http, mux=asf, dst=127.0.0.1:1234}
The difference is the marquee:
Top Left: Filename
Bottom Left: Elapsed Time
Bottom Right: Run Time
Now onto realtime h.264 transcoding.. :)