DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

Rival wrote:

I've the exact same problem. I'd like to use vlc as an aac stream transcoder. Faad can transcode aac too, but only local files, not streams. Vlc could do the same with radio streams...

It looks like you haven't seen my post to you in the MediaTomb thread:

http://dns323.kood.org/forum/viewtopic. … 98&p=2

Here is my first attempt at building VLC:

Download it here: http://www.box.net/shared/q75032a4ck

I know this works for mp4 streaming and file transcoding, but I haven't tested it much for other features.  There is no ffmpeg or video stuff compiled into this.  I do not know how stable this vlc build is and please give me some feedback on how it works.

hansi-r6 wrote:

wow thanks...works now... but i cant start the webinterface... did you get it ro run?

edit: allright got it i had 2 modify the .hosts file in /ffp/share/vlc

I'm happy to see it is working for you

msbatman wrote:

wow~ I have been looking for a video streaming package for soooo long~~
could you share with me how to set it up

I'm running on ffp 0.4 though
any clue~~

I've never run ffp 0.4 so I do not know if it is possible.  It was packaged specifically for ffp 0.5 to be installed using the funpkg utility.

Last edited by boilerjt (2008-11-07 06:47:50)

stangri wrote:

boilerjt wrote:

Rival wrote:

I've the exact same problem. I'd like to use vlc as an aac stream transcoder. Faad can transcode aac too, but only local files, not streams. Vlc could do the same with radio streams...

It looks like you haven't seen my post to you in the MediaTomb thread:

http://dns323.kood.org/forum/viewtopic. … 98&p=2

Here is my first attempt at building VLC:

Download it here: http://www.box.net/shared/q75032a4ck

I know this works for mp4 streaming and file transcoding, but I haven't tested it much for other features.  There is no ffmpeg or video stuff compiled into this.  I do not know how stable this vlc build is and please give me some feedback on how it works.

There's an application (a server and Nokia N810 client combo) called Knots which transcodes videos for Nokia N8x0 devices on the fly. It does require VLC 0.9.x tho, any luck compiling it for the DNS-323? Would be awesome to run the Knots server (it's in python) on the DNS-323!

thanks!

I have got vlc 0.95 compiled for the DNS-323 (ffp 0.5) and you can download it here: http://www.box.net/shared/0xstexb0dm

However, I do not have ffmpeg compiled into it and it may not have the video codecs needed to transcode.  I don't think it would work anyway because (1) The DNS-323 does not have the horsepower to transcode video (500MHz CPU and 64MB RAM) and (2) The video transcode code probably uses floating point math and the DNS-323 has to emulate this and this is really slow. 

This vlc has been tested very little and may not work very well anyway..

stangri wrote:

boilerjt wrote:

I have got vlc 0.95 compiled for the DNS-323 (ffp 0.5) and you can download it here: http://www.box.net/shared/0xstexb0dm

However, I do not have ffmpeg compiled into it and it may not have the video codecs needed to transcode.  I don't think it would work anyway because (1) The DNS-323 does not have the horsepower to transcode video (500MHz CPU and 64MB RAM) and (2) The video transcode code probably uses floating point math and the DNS-323 has to emulate this and this is really slow. 

This vlc has been tested very little and may not work very well anyway..

Thanks, should I remove the previously installed 0.8.6 or should I install this and it'll replace the 0.8.6?

Definitely remove 0.8.6i first before installing 0.9.5.

Hello, thanks for the great work shared!

Has anyone had success in running VLC in the DNS-323, using the web interface, and commanding it to record a RTSP stream into the NAS?

I'm going to use a DNS-323 on RAID-1 to safely store 6-7 megabit/second streams of 1080p H.264 video from a network camera, but I wish I didn't need a computer separate from the NAS to do it. It would be perfect if the NAS could catch the RTSP stream and write it to disk by itself. Just to be clear, there isn't any transcoding here, just writing to disk the live stream.

Last edited by fabriciopub (2012-02-13 00:41:49)