Setup c1 output #mosaic-bridge specify size of this image. Test2.txt file in VLC directory, replacingġ0.1.1.20 to IP of your Linux computer: new c1 broadcast enabled loop Network on Linux computer as you see on screenshots above. More complicated example of VLC player configuration using VLM configuration file. On the screen should appear image with "VLC for WTware test screen." text. Vlc_cmdline = -vlm-conf=/vlc_files/test1.txt -image-duration=-1 In WTware configuration file specify: application = vlc Write these line to test1.txt file in VLC directory: new c1 broadcast enabled VLC player complex configuration is better to perform using special VLM configuration file. To receive stream from camera use the same settings, specify port and path from camera settings. You may run several terminals with the same settings, and all of them will show similar video, broadcasted by RTSP by Just as shown on screenshots above.Ĩ554 port and /test path are specified on these screenshots. Instead of 10.1.1.32 specify Linux computer IP, where streaming is started. It's not complicated:Įxample of configuration file for the terminal receiving RTSP stream: application = vlc On screenshots you see embedded into our distributive Ubuntu VLC. Here are the screenshots of streaming start from Similar, synchronous video on several WTware terminals.Īs RTSP streaming source you'll need Linux computer, with Windows computer it works worse. Or you may configure video streaming to network from Linux-computer and show This protocol is used by security cameras, WTware can be configured toĪccept image from cameras. executes file big_buck_bunny_480p_h264.movįrom BBB folder in shared network folder readonly on server 192.168.1.1. WTware graphic configurator can encrypt passwords. Saving files from local Chromium, so on terminal this network shared folder is always connected as Parameter chrome_share= connects network shared folder to terminal. Vlc_cmdline = /home/chromium/Downloads/BBB/big_buck_bunny_480p_h264.mov -loop Vlc_cmdline = /vlc_files/yourvideo.mov -loop Video by network application = vlcĬhrome_share = \\192.168.1.1\readonly, user vasja, password pivo image-duration=-1 and add another magic word -loop. Files will be loaded faster if you configure boot by HTTP.įor infinite video playback in vlc_cmdline parameter remove magic word Do not specify gigabyte size files: terminal will boot for a long time and it may Specified in vlc_files= parameter files will be loaded Name instead of vlc.jpg in vlc_files= and vlc_cmdline= parameters. You can copy videofile to VLC directory and specify it's Vlc_cmdline = file:///vlc_files/vlc.jpg -image-duration=-1 Video from terminal RAM Screens by Win-1.Win-2, Win-arrows or using popup menu at the right bottom corner of the screen: server=192.168.1.1 For more details about screens read manualĪnd here's the example of configuration file with two screens: on the first screen there's connection toġ92.168.1.1 RDP server, on the second screen there's VLC player with test image. VLC player may work on second virtual screen. Without this word VLC turns off after playback end. Tells VLC player to open //vlc_files/vlc.jpg file, and magic word -image-duration=-1 Stored to terminal RAM and will be available as /vlc_files/vlc.jpg vlc_cmdline = file:///vlc_files/vlc.jpg -image-duration=-1 Server (by default full path to this directory is C:\ProgramData\WTware\VLC). Tells terminal to download vlc.jpg file from VLC directory on TFTP or HTTP Turns on VLC player instead of RDP client. Here's the meaning of each line in configuration file: application = vlc With such configuration file there will be orange-green image with text "VLC for WTware Vlc_cmdline = file:///vlc_files/vlc.jpg -image-duration=-1 Just to run VLC and see it's working write these three lines in configuration file: WTware for Raspberry Pi VLC is not working yet. If you fail to run any video driverįrom (U) list on your computer with 1024Mb RAM, send us e-mail, we'll try fix it. Turn on it by this line in configuration file: application=vlc In WTware now there's embedded VideoLAN - VLC media player.
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