Problem streaming HD channels

[jepperc]

Hi. I am having trouble streaming some of my HD dvb-c channels. SD channels work fine. Using standard TS MUX.

The client vlc says it cant recognize the format of the stream. Even if I record something, and try to stream it manually it doesnt work ( I have tried a million settings ). Some channels only work sometimes (like when nothing or a still image is broadcasted), which lead me thinking that it might be because the subtitles are also recorded?
The recorded files of these channels sometimes say 100fps in vlc, which I think is weird. Maybe it's vlc (i tried a lot of versions)?

What logs can I provide for you to help me?

[UncleJohnsBand]

ewwww.....this is a tough one......I am not really sure I can help. If a command line for the stream can be created I should be able to create a dvb-c stream option. Your best bet would be to post over in the forums at VLC and see if someone there knows what the magic combination is for a command line and then post the results here.

[jepperc]

A manual vlc stream doesnt work either.. if I record something that wont player over a stream, it can be played in vlc. It can also be streamed, but not viewed at the client side. So it's not the options used in EWA which are the problem (which means this is probably in the wrong forum - doh). It's either VLC or the recorded content which is fucked.

I will try to get a testfile which doesnt work, and both post it here and in the vlc forums to see if anyone can get their heads around it.

Btw: I already edited the streaming part of EWA so I can specify the exact vlc streaming command from the website

[UncleJohnsBand]

A manual vlc stream doesnt work either.. if I record something that wont player over a stream, it can be played in vlc. It can also be streamed, but not viewed at the client side. So it's not the options used in EWA which are the problem (which means this is probably in the wrong forum - doh). It's either VLC or the recorded content which is fucked.

I will try to get a testfile which doesnt work, and both post it here and in the vlc forums to see if anyone can get their heads around it.

Btw: I already edited the streaming part of EWA so I can specify the exact vlc streaming command from the website

There are several types of recordings that VLC can play.....but cannot transcode into a stream format.....this could be one of them.