Well, it looks like I may have spoken too early about that actually
working.  When the source video file is 16:9 that works fine; when
it's a 4:3 file though, it stretches it horizontally to fill a 16:9
screen (whereas I'd want it to be letterboxed with bars on the side).

Any ideas?  Unfortunately I can't really do any more testing here
because that computer's packed up...

Another VLC question: pause doesn't seem to work reliably (if a video
is left on pause for too long, it fails to come out of pause
correctly).  Is this a known bug?

James

On 13/11/06, James Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, as it happens I've actually managed to solve this just after
> sending out this mail.  It turns out all I needed to do was to remove
> the "canvas" from those parameters (though sadly I can't claim to
> understand how that's actually worked...).  So my VLC command is now:
>
> "vlc -I Telnet --sout-transcode-fps 25.0000 --sout-transcode-width=720
> --sout-transcode-height=576"
>
> I'll put some of that info in the Wiki page (as it's now somewhat out of 
> date).
>
> James
>
> On 13/11/06, James Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I'm just setting up my MVP to run  mvpmc, and am having some trouble
> > with VLC streaming.  Mvpmc connects to the remote VLC fine over the
> > telnet interface and plays the file, however the file is appearing
> > squashed.
> >
> > I have a 16:9 PAL CRT TV, and have set the TV-mode to 16:9 and PAL in
> > mvpmc.  I'm running vlc on the server as:
> >
> > "vlc -I Telnet --sout-transcode-fps 25.0000
> > --sout-transcode-canvas-width=720 --sout-transcode-canvas-height=576"
> >
> > The output on the television is squashed, in that people appear too
> > wide (fat).  In other words, an image which should be 16:9 and fill
> > the screen, actually has black bars top and bottom.  Now I'm guessing
> > I just need to fix my VLC command-line, but I'm not quite sure how.
> >
> > Someone must have got this working right?  So could anyone in PAL-land
> > and with a 16:9 TV possible post their VLC commandline?  Thanks,
> >
> > James
> >
>

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