PMP VLC 0.0.9 Player

heinbloed · Post by **heinbloed** » Sun Jun 24, 2007 6:11 pm

Hi,

I have quite an old PC, an Athlon XP-M 2500. It seems that this is just too slow for live encoding AVC, the CPU goes to 100% and then the transmission gets interrupted. (When streaming just a black image it's already at 30% CPU usage, when streaming slowly changing video it goes to 80%-90%, and there'a a huge delay of maybe 5-10 seconds.)
Is this just normal for the live server, or should it think of reinstalling the PC?

My PSP is running DarkAlex firmware 3.03 OE-C, Wifi with WPA-PSK (AES), with PMPVLC009_OE_Rev4-test-binaries. The PC is using the following settings for vlc (vlc-0.8.6a-psp-x264-wait-win32):

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&#58;sout=#transcode&#123;vcodec=h264,vb=600,width=480,height=272,fps=25,
acodec=mp3,ab=64,channels=2&#125;&#58;duplicate&#123;dst=std&#123;access=http,mux=ts,
url=192.168.0.1&#58;1234&#125;&#125;

(added line breaks for better readability)

@fuerio/JockyW:
Password protection did work for me (with live steaming, use_avc_hw=1):
You might protect the stream with replacing

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access=http,

with

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access=http&#123;user=test,pwd=test&#125;,

and edit the pmp.ini, replacing

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liveserver      = 192.168.0.1

with

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liveserver	= test&#58;test@192.168.0.1;

Otherwise you'll see "http://192.168.0.1:1234/: Unknown format", "Press
[CROSS] to exit" on your PSP.
Adding user=test and pwd=test to pmp.ini will not work.

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Don't forget to replace 192.168.0.1 with your &#40;appropriate&#41; IP-Address.
Replace test&#58;test with username&#58;password

It's a great tool, and I might consider getting a faster pc...
heinbloed

jockyw2001 · Post by **jockyw2001** » Mon Jun 25, 2007 2:01 am

Thx for the feedback!

My PC is an AMD XP2400 with 768MB RAM and I'm also at about 90-100%. However, streamquality is still excellent and I can even do something else on the PC.

I noticed Intel CPUs are not so resource hungry with AVC. They're bewtween 40-60% load.

thecmac · Post by **thecmac** » Thu Jun 28, 2007 9:32 am

OK dev peeps, Ive got an error that ive not seen in all 18 pages.

Took me quite a while to get here, so it's possible (IE likely) that it is something I have done.

I have 3.40 OE , PMPVLC009_OE_Rev4-test-binaries, vlc-0.8.6a-psp-x264-wait-win32, and have also tried with
vlc-0.8.5-psp-x264-win32.

I have the binaries within GAME340, kernel mode 3.40.
my WLAN is WPA-TKIP

The PSP Internet browser works, and when it inits the only configured connection I CAN ping teh IP of the PSP(192.168.2.3) from the PC running vlc(192.168.1.3).

When i launch PMPVLC, I hit R, get connects through to stage 6of4, and I get Network ON, ip shown on the left - the same one i could ping when connected thru the XMB. Th wifi light also blinks then stays on while it connects - looks valid. BUT I can NOT ping the PSP's IP from the PC.

The only thing I think it might be is subnetting ?

routing with other apps works fine - I have a router on 192.168.1.1, also listening on 192.168.2.1, so it is the default gateway for both the PSP and PC networks.

Thanks in advance for any advice...really want this app to work, looks amazing.

heinbloed · Post by **heinbloed** » Sat Jun 30, 2007 5:17 am

thecmac wrote: I have 3.40 OE , PMPVLC009_OE_Rev4-test-binaries, vlc-0.8.6a-psp-x264-wait-win32

I have the binaries within GAME340, kernel mode 3.40.
my WLAN is WPA-TKIP

When i launch PMPVLC, I hit R, get connects through to stage 6of4, and I get Network ON, ip shown on the left - the same one i could ping when connected thru the XMB. Th wifi light also blinks then stays on while it connects - looks valid.

That's all the same here, differences: 3.03 OE-C, Wifi with WPA-PSK (AES)
and I can ping my PSP.

I would think that the coders of the "IP stack"(or "just" the communication to the build-in IP stack to make it available to work for homebrew) introduced state 6of4 in an early version supporting encryption. PMPStreamer 0.90 displays 2of6, 4of6 and 6of6. Earlier versions of PSPRadio also displyed 6of4 with encryption enabled.

Since I can ping my PSP, there's sth. wrong with your setup or the IP stack used.
Do you use DHCP?
Yes->The encrypted connection does work, since you receive an IP address. Strange, ping and everything should work.
No->The encrypted connection does not work, since you cannot ping your PSP.
I would think that you don't use DHCP, and that there is a issue with the IP stack used in this version.

Basically I have no idea if anybody ever used this setup or if it works at all...PSPRadio and PMPStreamer use different IP stack version that might work with firmware 3.40. Maybe you could have a test without encryption, and then another with WEP only, just to see if there's a general issue or if it's just that encryption scheme?
And you edited the config file to use connection one, right (I don't know what the program does if the configuration is wrong)?

Regarding subnetting:
Just tell us the used subnet masks, and if the PC is wired or wireless.
However, since your browser works everything should be fine.

heinbloed

thecmac · Post by **thecmac** » Sat Jun 30, 2007 9:43 am

Thanx for the response....

OK, no DHCP, I have edited ini and tested that con 1 is my only configured link. (I get a WIFIHinit error in PMPVLC if I set the con to anything other than 1)

IP of PSP
192.168.2.3
255.255.255.240

IP of wireless PC
192.168.2.4
255.255.255.240

IP of access point
192.168.2.2
255.255.255.240

IP of router
192.168.2.1
255.255.255.240
and
192.168.1.1
255.255.255.240

IP of PC running vlc
192.168.1.3
255.255.255.240

all the gateways are set to
192.168.x.1

the wireless PC and the PSP XMB can browse the web through the router, and I can ping ithem both from LAN PC - I can also use the XMB+PC browsers to access ports 8080 and 1234 on the LAN PC, where VLC responds.

Not got time atm to test - am off to the Isle of Mull for a week's holiday

w00t
altho it will prob pi55 down with rain the whole time, so im taking GTA LCS, hot PXL, and a need for speed game, as i can get them all to fit on a 2 gig stick. Am without laptop atm :(

will do further testing when I get back, bit tricky to do as the AP has only one ethernet connection, and my router is a firebox - so I have my wireless in the DMZ, with specific rules to allow traffic between the secure WLAN, the LAN, and the untrusted Internet (naughty internet, naughty) lol

hmmm saying that, I could put the VLC server on the wireless PC, then there would be no need for subnet malarkey..

OK will let you know how it goes, and thanks to heinbloed, Jocky, and the rest of the great minds in this thread..

cheers

the C mac

happycoding · Post by **happycoding** » Sat Jul 07, 2007 4:59 pm

I have not wireless route so I can not active PSP's built-in wireless function, can I use PMP VLC to play .mp4 file in memstick, not thru wireless network?

Thanks!

quantumfusion · Post by **quantumfusion** » Sat Jul 07, 2007 9:43 pm

how do i determine integer value of the WiFi connection?
i have more than 50 wifi connections lol because i travel around frequently

7oby · Post by **7oby** » Sat Jul 07, 2007 11:27 pm

quantumfusion wrote:how do i determine integer value of the WiFi connection?
i have more than 50 wifi connections lol because i travel around frequently

Count them. The first one is number "1" (and not "0") counting from top to bottom.

When streaming through internet, I discover lags and stutter. Is there some memory in the PSP free that can be used for caching purpose? Something like

vlc --http-caching=8192

I compared a W-Lan connected notebook running VLC 0.8.5 with the PSP running PMPVLC0009test4. Or is there a switch already in pmp.ini that can be used?

7oby

heinbloed · Post by **heinbloed** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 1:11 am

@thecmac: It´s all right, but if there is a firewall or filter on your router it might be a problem. Couldn't you run vlc on your wireless pc? It will eliminate any possible risk.

heinbloed

happycoding · Post by **happycoding** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 9:03 am

The pmp.ini mentiones that:
------
# use_avc_hw is heavily experimental !!
# if set to 1 then automatically vid_codec = h264, aud_codec = mp3, and container = ts are set
# your pmp.ini settings are then superseded
use_avc_hw = 1;
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Is it possible to set "use_avc_hw=1" to play a .mp4 file(avc+aac) in memory stick? I tried and the corrent PMP VLC 009 prompted an error message "AVC error: sceMpegAvcDecode failed".

Thanks!

happycoding · Post by **happycoding** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 9:22 am

Soundfx4 wrote:
jockyw2001 wrote:A similar error as you got once happened to me, shortening the directory names resolved it.
which directory? Sorry, but I wasn't sure if you meant the directory on the PSP memory stick, or the directory that I have my music and videos in. If you are talking about the music or videos, then I don't think that is the problem because I haven't even edited the ini file yet, so the defaults are still there. And I actually did try to shorten the names of the folders that the program goes in, but it didn't do anything. :\

I just tried deleting the ini file to make sure it had nothing to do with the directories and it seams it doesn't. I'm not sure what could be going on, the other ones up to rev 2 always started with out a problem.

I have exactly the same issue. I mean I am using firmware 1.5 and rev2 works but rev4 does not work. And there are two icons and the error message is "The game could not be started (80020001)". I also renamed the direcotory from "\PSP\Game\PMPVLC009_JockyW" to "PSP\Game\P" but it could not resolve the issue.
Any suggestions? Thanks!

thecmac · Post by **thecmac** » Sun Jul 08, 2007 9:51 am

heinbloed wrote:@thecmac: It´s all right, but if there is a firewall or filter on your router it might be a problem. Couldn't you run vlc on your wireless pc? It will eliminate any possible risk.

heinbloed

wahey jus back from mull

steamin on whisky, so hangon

right im gonna leave the typos in for a laugh

baw, havenae run vlc, but i can run err thingy

web interface for pmpstreamer, n Im a net god, so i um confident that vlc is wurkin

ok read above

will post when sober

ghost507 · Post by **ghost507** » Mon Jul 09, 2007 12:55 pm

I've got a problem with useing VLC on PSP

I have edit setting file that change IP address and I can link PSP to computer already the test AVI can play in PSP well too
I setting VLC absolutely obly the rule which showed on that forum
But when I useing Live stream on PSP,I can hearing sound only,black screen.

holp you can help me solve my problem soon.
thx

happycoding · Post by **happycoding** » Mon Jul 09, 2007 2:25 pm

Where can I get the "PMPVLC009Rev2-source.zip"? I want to get it because Rev4 does not work for my psp 1.5 while Rev2 work well. So I want to diff the source code between Ret2 and Ret4 and try to fix it.

jockyw2001 · Post by **jockyw2001** » Wed Jul 11, 2007 12:17 am

happycoding wrote:Where can I get the "PMPVLC009Rev2-source.zip"? I want to get it because Rev4 does not work for my psp 1.5 while Rev2 work well. So I want to diff the source code between Ret2 and Ret4 and try to fix it.

here

W00fer · Post by **W00fer** » Wed Jul 11, 2007 10:56 pm

Jocky, is there a new version coming that will implement non AVC video on WPA (OE) systems ?

jockyw2001 · Post by **jockyw2001** » Thu Jul 12, 2007 1:36 am

Not in the very near future, unless I solve some problems which were introduced since 3.40oe

I'm currently focused to get mp3/aac decoding to work with dsp and I want to add protocol support for rtsp and multicast (igmp)

W00fer · Post by **W00fer** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 12:21 am

And on 3.10 OE ? DickyDick1969 has the same problems you have with his pimpstreamer on 3.40OE, but on 3.10 OE it works.

It might be a temporary solution..., thanks !

jockyw2001 · Post by **jockyw2001** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 10:30 pm

Yeah, I know that. I actually never had time to properly test things, despite my promise ... We'll see, tons of other things to do first.

W00fer · Post by **W00fer** » Sun Jul 15, 2007 11:37 pm

Ok Jocky, thanks for all of your spare time.

Can anybody test that AVC video from VLC player and TVU is working on 3.x OE WPA ?

happycoding · Post by **happycoding** » Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:02 am

I check the code and find that it uses libcurl. (PMPVLC009-rev2\ffplay_resample\Makefile Line 29 uses "-lcurl")
But the PSPSDK does not include libcurl. How to build libcurl for PSP? I know I can not "tar -xzf curl-7.16.4.tar.gz" and "./configure; make install" because it will compile x86 libcurl, not PSP libcurl.

Any comments?

dot_blank · Post by **dot_blank** » Tue Jul 17, 2007 3:54 am

svn co svn://www.ps2dev.org/pspware/trunk/libcurl

tazer · Post by **tazer** » Mon Jul 23, 2007 2:05 pm

ok here is the problem when i try to play a live stream it loads but it plays only audio and it shows like the Equlizer waves along the top and bottom of the screen here are my settings

Pmp.ini

# Net Io Config
[net]
con = 1;
vlc_server = 192.168.2.12;
vlc_port = 8080;

pmp_server = 192.168.2.12;
pmp_port = 3333;

debug = 0;

videopath1 = c:\Movies\;
videopath2 = z:\;
videopath3 = ;
videopath4 = ;
videopath5 = ;

musicpath1 = c:\Music\;
musicpath2 = ;
musicpath3 = ;
musicpath4 = ;
musicpath5 = ;

dvd_drive = e:

# VLC transcoding settings
[transcode]
# set res_horiz = 480 if you use AVC
res_horiz = 480;
res_vert = 272;

# use_avc_hw is heavily experimental !!
# if set to 1 then automatically vid_codec = h264, aud_codec = mp3, and container = ts are set
# your pmp.ini settings are then superseded
use_avc_hw = 1;

vid_codec = h264;
#vid_codec = mp1v;
#vid_codec = mp2v;
#vid_codec = mp4v;
#vid_codec = DIV1;
#vid_codec = DIV2;
#vid_codec = h263;
#vid_codec = h264;
#vid_codec = WMV1;
#vid_codec = WMV2;
#vid_codec = mjpg;
#vid_codec = theo;

vid_bitrate = 600;
vid_fps = 18;

#aud_codec = mpga;
#aud_codec = mp2a;
aud_codec = mp3;
#aud_codec = mp4a;
#aud_codec = a52;
#aud_codec = vorb;
#aud_codec = flac;
#aud_codec = spx;
#aud_codec = s16l;
#aud_codec = fl32;

aud_bitrate = 64;
aud_channels = 2;

# resample is experimental and enables audio resampling on VLC server,
# it could offload the psp cpu a bit since if the sampling rate isn't 44100Hz
# PMP VLC will do resampling.
# However I noticed that sometimes playback of .mp4 files didn't work
# properly with resample=1
resample = 1;
aud_samplerate = 44100;

aud_extra =;

container = ogg;
#container = ts;
#container = ps;
#container = mpeg1;
#container = mp4;
#container = mov;
#container = wav;
#container = raw;
#container = asf;
#container = asfh;
#container = mpjpeg;

# live stream server
[live]
liveserver = 192.168.2.12;
liveport = 1234;

and for vlc ive got

:sout=#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=600,scale=1,acodec=mp3,ab=64,
channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=192.168.2.12:1234}}

I put the return in for your convience

i just want to know what i am doing wrong

7oby · Post by **7oby** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:42 pm

kovi4 wrote: I compiled it with x264 support but AVC playback using PMP vlc is not working for me. Maybe I missed some options during compling process.

Can someone provide me a ./configure options for vlc, which should be used to compile it successfully.

I would like to pick up on this one.

Anyone successfully compiled VLC with AVC support for linux?

I know about ./configure --with-x264--tree to include pictiming patch, but doubt VLC will call x264 shared library with the correct "--pictiming" parameter. What else needs to be done?

regards,
7oby

heinbloed · Post by **heinbloed** » Sun Aug 12, 2007 4:40 pm

tazer wrote:ok here is the problem when i try to play a live stream it loads but it plays only audio and it shows like the Equlizer waves along the top and bottom of the screen here are my settings

Pmp.ini
container = ogg;
#container = ts;

and for vlc ive got
:sout=#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=600,scale=1,acodec=mp3,ab=64,
channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=192.168.2.12:1234}}

You could change your pmp.ini to
container = ts;
(The config file says that with "use_avc_hw = 1;" it would be ts anyway, however I didn't try that.

Change you vlc settings:
:sout=#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=600,width=480,height=272,fps=25,
acodec=mp3,ab=64,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,
url=192.168.2.12:1234}}

heinbloed

Alcahest · Post by **Alcahest** » Mon Aug 13, 2007 7:32 am

Jocky if you have a little time, could you release a build of VLC version v0.8.6c with support for AVC hardware decoding?
Thanks,

Alcahest

ALoGeNo · Post by **ALoGeNo** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:41 pm

HI ppl, the first congratulations and thanks for the awsome work JockyW, and thank you too for Mojojojo and his script.. you are genius guys ;D
Im usin your stuff for do playlist of Stage6, and IPTV like.. http://es.wwitv.com
here is my pmpvlc+mojojo-mod and 3 playlist for test enjoy
http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=AJ3GR5JO
Im spanish, and i made 2 PMPVLC+Mojojojo-MOD tutorials if you wanna go to see this go, here.. not for spam only for help :P (sorry for my english)

http://www.elotrolado.net/showthread.ph ... did=833068

and

http://www.elotrolado.net/showthread.ph ... id=833221/

Try that playlist with pmpvlc and mojojojo mod:

thats from http://stage6.com

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#EXTM3U
#EXTINF&#58;0,2 - System of a down-Spiders
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1148139/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,3 - System of a down-Chop Suey
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1137501/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,4 - Benny Benassi - Satisfaction
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1546074/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,5 - Bob Marley - Jammin
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1325635/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,7 - Coldplay-Clocks
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1074982/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,8 - Fatboy Slim live at Brighton Beach
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1042158/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,9 - Fedde le Grand - Put Your Hands up
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1169268/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,10 - Kasabian - Shoot the runner
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1224363/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,11 - Muse Live at Reading 2006
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1379888/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,12 - redhotchilipeppers- hump the bump
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1428711/.divx
#EXTINF&#58;0,13 - Alice in Chains - Mtv Unplugged 1996
http&#58;//video.stage6.com/1447255/.divx

thats for IPTV from http://wwitv.com

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#EXTM3U
#EXTINF&#58;0,2 - Antena3
http&#58;//195.10.10.101&#58;80/antena3/antena3.asf
#EXTINF&#58;0,3 - A3 .NEOX
http&#58;//195.10.10.106&#58;80/antena3/neox.asf
#EXTINF&#58;0,4 - A3 .NOVA
http&#58;//195.10.10.104&#58;80/antena3/nova.asf
#EXTINF&#58;0,5 - Antena 3 Noticias 24h
mms&#58;//a1112.l2787656766.c27876.e.lm.akamaistream.net/D/1112/27876/v0001/reflector&#58;56766
#EXTINF&#58;0,6 - BarcelonaTV
http&#58;//195.10.10.105&#58;80/barcelonatv/barcelonatv.asf
#EXTINF&#58;0,9 - KissTV
mms&#58;//66.225.235.202/va92winlive2314?MSWMExt=.asf
#EXTINF&#58;0,10 - CNN+ ES
mms&#58;//a1014.l1401540961.c14015.e.lm.akamaistream.net/D/1014/14015/v0001/reflector&#58;40961
#EXTINF&#58;0,11 - LaOtra &#40;Madrid&#41;
mms&#58;//a1126.l1904823125.c19048.e.lm.akamaistream.net/D/1126/19048/v0001/reflector&#58;23125
#EXTINF&#58;0,12 - LOCALIA TV
mms&#58;//streaming.wdreams.com/localiatv?MSWMExt=.asf
#EXTINF&#58;0,14 - TV5 &#40;grabado&#41;
mms&#58;//media.telecinco.es/telecinco/informativos/informativos_ba/boletin.wmv
#EXTINF&#58;0,15 - Telemadrid Sat
mms&#58;//a504.l1904842503.c19048.g.lm.akamaistream.net/D/504/19048/v0001/reflector&#58;42503
#EXTINF&#58;0,17 - --------------------------------
#EXTINF&#58;0,18 - ----------En ingleS-------------
#EXTINF&#58;0,19 - --------------------------------
#EXTINF&#58;0,20 - NASA TV &#40;public&#41;
mms&#58;//dalwmle011.bcst.yahoo.com/bcenc202228?StreamID=41734976&pl_auth=ca6590115dbdc057fdf2c43ce787c534&ht=30&pl_b=00D90C0888533189D0666E60A546CF04F6&CG_ID=1369080&Segment=149773
#EXTINF&#58;0,23 - --------------------------------
#EXTINF&#58;0,24 - ----------En japoneS-------------
#EXTINF&#58;0,25 - --------------------------------
#EXTINF&#58;0,26 - Sony Music &#40;Only popular music&#41;
mms&#58;//morrich.gekimedia.net/MainStream500
#EXTINF&#58;0,27 - Oh!sama TV Ch. 1
mms&#58;//wms9live.pod.tv/king_ch01/video
#EXTINF&#58;0,28 - Oh!sama TV Ch. 2
mms&#58;//wms9live.pod.tv/king_ch02/video
#EXTINF&#58;0,30 - IIV Channel
mms&#58;//tfmi-wmt.gekimedia.net/tfmi-channel

all that you see is working in my PSP 3.52m33-4 but looks like thats need some cahe or somthin else.. i have DSL 1MB and i have some problems for data lag.. and the psp stop the wideo and you need play [] but if i use the videolan only i see the play list videos.. some videos have too much bitrate i know but can you invent somthing for that.. sorry very sorry for my english.

tnx

bye :)

Admin of irc.dark-alex.org you can find me to betatesting or somthing, in #sceners (spanish talk) #iRshell.org (english) or #pspsceners (english)
CFW 3.52m33-4 user

7oby · Post by **7oby** » Mon Aug 27, 2007 7:21 pm

ALoGeNo wrote:but looks like thats need some cahe or somthin else.. i have DSL 1MB and i have some problems for data lag..

I suggested the same here:
http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=55709#55709

But did not get an answer yet.

. Is PMPVLC already facilitating some kind of cache? If yes, which size?
. How much memory is still free while playing?
. The underlying VLC Code base implements already a caching algorithm (see link above).

7oby

mojojojo · Post by **mojojojo** » Tue Aug 28, 2007 7:27 am

ALoGeNo wrote: ...
all that you see is working in my PSP 3.52m33-4 but looks like thats need some cahe or somthin else.. i have DSL 1MB and i have some problems for data lag.. and the psp stop the wideo and you need play [] but if i use the videolan only i see the play list videos.. some videos have too much bitrate i know but can you invent somthing for that.. sorry very sorry for my english.
...

Hola!

Honestly I haven't been following this forum or touched any VLC scripting in a long long while.

Likely the problem is transcoding related on the PC. You might want to try switching to DIVX encode going to the PSP instead of the AVC encode. This will make the PSP work harder for a less gorgeous output but I find that VLC transcodes to DIVX easier than it does to AVC.

Any of the options in the VLC decoders and encoders that might reduce transcode overhead would be over my head. Someone with a better knowledge of codec optimization would need to chime in.

I would play around with two VLC instances (ideally across a wireless) to see what stream settings are reasonable with source transcodes and rule out bandwidth or resource issues on the PSP as culprit.

Gardo · Post by **Gardo** » Wed Aug 29, 2007 6:49 pm

Hello, first of all I've to say:

@jockyw2001 and mojojojo: Great job :)

This app looks great, my problem is I have a Mac so I haven't been able to test it yet, and I was wondering if someone could port (cross-compile) it to Mac...

Thanks

and cheers for this awesome work

forums.ps2dev.org

PMP VLC 0.0.9 Player

CPU usage...

I have not wireless, can I use PMP VLC to play .mp4 file?

determine integer value of the WiFi connection

Re: determine integer value of the WiFi connection

"use_avc_hw=1" AND "h264+mp4a+mp4 container&q

Where can I get the "PMPVLC009Rev2-source.zip"?

Re: Where can I get the "PMPVLC009Rev2-source.zip"

Iv tried EVERYTHING

Re: vlc for linux with x264/AVC support

Re: Iv tried EVERYTHING