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VLC and VOMP protocol

Started by polo1984, January 24, 2006, 11:48:35

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polo1984

Hi,

Does it's possible to view live tv using VLC & VOMP?

What is the protocol used by vomp to tune to a given a channel and send stream to mediavp, it's something like rtsp ?.

Regards

Chris

Sorry, the vomp protocol is custom.

If you want to stream content from VLC to the MVP there is a project here to do that:

http://www.quixotic-research.net/

polo1984

The idea is to use an Amino STB instead of a mediaMVP.

If I'am be able to read the TV stream from VOMP using VLC so it will be easy to put an amino.

Does VOMP use UDP/TS or PS streaming protocol ?
if yes: how can I tune & start the streaming from the command line (i.e: using netcat for example)

regards

Chris

That won't really be possible with the vomp protocol. Why not use other VDR plugins that support standard video streaming protocols? streamdev comes to mind though I can't remember what protocols it supports.

polo1984

Streamdev is HTTP streaming server, So you have to convert the http stream to UDP.
Witch is not very easy and reliable.

So VOMP does not stream mpeg UDP/TS/PS packet?

Regards

Chris

VOMP streams PS (actually not quite PS we think, it's multiplexed PES) in large blocks (requester defines the size) carried over a TCP connection. The protocol is not textual (so no easy manual use). The MPEG data carried in a vomp packet is not aligned to any MPEG boundary as it all goes as a constant stream into the demuxer in vompclient.