On 10/29/06,
Duncan Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Does a plug-in exist for video-lan clients? I see that vlc can display
what is currently available. I sort of think that someone has already
written a plug-in that can also display this information and then watch
the video.
I wonder if it is possible to have a sort of video-on-demand service?
All I found so far is that it is possible to view a video that is
already being transmitted but this could be part way through.
Any of you vlc experts out there know the answer to these questions?
Duncan
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