Chapter 3. Advanced streaming using the command line
delay=
You can use this option to introduce a delay in the display of the stream. Delay has to be given in ms.
rtp
This module can be used to send a stream using the RTP (Real Time Protocol) protocol (see RFC 3550).
Note: Although use of RTSP is possible using this module, it won’t allow you to make Video On demand. Please have
a look at the description of the VLM module for that.
The different available options are:
dst=
This option allow to give the destination IP address (for UDP and UDP-Lite) or the listening IP address (for DCCP, SCTP
and TCP). It can be a host address or a multicast group address.
port-video=
This option defines the port number the first video elementary stream will be sent to. This port has to be even.
port-audio=
This option defines the port number the first audio elementary stream will be sent to. This port has to be even.
port=
This option specifies which port number the first other elementary stream will be sent to. This port has to be even. Other
streams will be streamed using even ports directly above this one.
sdp=
This option allows to set the way the SDP (Session Description Protocol) file corresponding the the stream should be made
available.
Options are:
• file://<path to the file>, to export the SDP as a local file
• http://<local interface IP:port/path>, to make the file available using the integrated HTTP server of VLC.
Note: The local interface IP argument is optional. If not given, VLC will listen on all available interfaces.
• rtsp://<local interface IP:port/path>, to make the SDP file available using the RTSP protocol (see RFC 2326).
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