Stephan Seitz wrote:
Hi!
I have two Debian systems in the same network running Testing. One of
them has an analog TV card (Philips Semiconductors SAA7134/SAA7135HL
Video Broadcast Decoder). I can watch TV with kdetv without problems
using V4L2, but normally I’m not using this system directly. So I tried
to stream the video with vlc, but every example I found in the net
seemed to use a codec not available with the Debian version of ffmpeg
(patent problems). The multimedia repository contains a non-free version
of ffmpeg, but not of vlc.
So how can I stream one TV channel to my other system? An example
command line is greatly appreciated.
I think you can use the debian-multimedia/testing packages with
Debian/testing to get vlc working. You may also be able to use packages
from 64studio.com, albeit this is unsupported at present.
cheers,
tim
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