vlc from command line
vlc from command line
Hi,
I want to start a vbox channel from a vlc shortcut.
I tried this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" "http://192.168.178.80:55555/NPO%202"
But this does not work. VLC cannot find the page. But "http://192.168.178.80:55555/NPO%202" is in the info when I start this channel in VLC via the upnp menu.
Can someone explain to me how to start vbox channels in vlc directly from commandline (shortcuts)?
Thanks a lot.
I want to start a vbox channel from a vlc shortcut.
I tried this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" "http://192.168.178.80:55555/NPO%202"
But this does not work. VLC cannot find the page. But "http://192.168.178.80:55555/NPO%202" is in the info when I start this channel in VLC via the upnp menu.
Can someone explain to me how to start vbox channels in vlc directly from commandline (shortcuts)?
Thanks a lot.
Re: vlc from command line
Check url via m3u list:
http://192.168.178.80:55555/ChannelList.m3u
http://192.168.178.80:55555/ChannelList.m3u
Re: vlc from command line
OK, running vlc with this m3u file saved locally, allow you watch desirable channel?
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Re: vlc from command line
Interesting.
Afraid I can't help with Windows, but from my Ubuntu PC, I opened up the ChannelList.m3u file in a text editor to find out the URL for a couple of channels.
Then, from a terminal I typed:
Not sure if this is helpful or not. I would try opening a Windows command prompt (try it both as a user and as admin) and then try changing directory to the right place first to make the command less complex. So I would issue these commands on 3 separate lines to test
Afraid I can't help with Windows, but from my Ubuntu PC, I opened up the ChannelList.m3u file in a text editor to find out the URL for a couple of channels.
Then, from a terminal I typed:
- vlc "http://192.168.178.80:55555/ITV"
- vlc "http://192.168.178.80:55555/BBC%20ONE%20HD"
Not sure if this is helpful or not. I would try opening a Windows command prompt (try it both as a user and as admin) and then try changing directory to the right place first to make the command less complex. So I would issue these commands on 3 separate lines to test
- c:\
- cd "Program Files (x86)\VideoLAN\VLC"
- vlc "http://192.168.178.80:55555/NPO%202"
Re: vlc from command line
hi
WDR HD Köln -> WDR%20HD%20K%C3%B6ln
NPO 2 -> NPO%202
I've have no problems to play
vlc http://my-IP:55555/ChannelList.m3u or vlc http://my-IP:55555/WDR%20HD%20K%C3%B6ln (command line in Ubuntu)
What happen, if you open http://192.168.178.80:55555/ChannelList.m3u in your Internet-Browser ?
Bye nepo
That's normal, computer uses to interpret blank spaces or special letters. eg.tarmacalastair wrote: ↑Wed Oct 03, 2018 9:35 amI had wondered if the "%20" characters in your command had caused an issue but for both of my examples VLC fired up and played the correct channel.
WDR HD Köln -> WDR%20HD%20K%C3%B6ln
NPO 2 -> NPO%202
I've have no problems to play
vlc http://my-IP:55555/ChannelList.m3u or vlc http://my-IP:55555/WDR%20HD%20K%C3%B6ln (command line in Ubuntu)
Whats does it means ?
What happen, if you open http://192.168.178.80:55555/ChannelList.m3u in your Internet-Browser ?
Bye nepo
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Re: vlc from command line
hi
In command line:
or a special channel
Tested with win10
Bye nepo
In command line:
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cd "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC"
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vlc http://Your IP:55555/ChannelList.m3u
Tested with win10
Bye nepo
vbox xti 3442 (cable) version 2.58 with usb device
Raspberry/Raspbian with Kodi 17, Mobil with Android 7, Amd64 Ubuntu16.4
Raspberry/Raspbian with Kodi 17, Mobil with Android 7, Amd64 Ubuntu16.4