Thank you. I have another proprietary app/plugin (which isn't even being developed anymore which is hard coded to use vlc.exe; and, send commandline arguments such as URL, etc. I'm not sure if potplayer uses the same argument syntax or not; but, I will definitely look into it.
Looks I got lucky. I only need a couple of rtmp based urls to work; and, they're both working! The rest of the urls are either http or mms:
It looks like the stuttering issue is affecting all media playback in vlc; but just streamed network playback; which should be fixable.
As far as @svnpenn goes... I can only go by what I saw.. which is closer to unruly gradeschooler behavior ...quite the opposite of matured professionals; which posses both class and tact.
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Originally Posted by mucea
Mkanet, I'm glad you've solved it. But, as far as this forum goes, U gotta know that @svnpenn is a true professional and a great scripter, so I would actually consider - in your case - writing him a courteous PM asking him to help you with your piping needs ("pipe" as in routing a certain stream through an application of your need).
What I suggested was merely an attempt to play a rtmp link with an application that has poor features in that regard. Potplayer would be another alternative. In case the rtmp stream does not need anything but basic features from the player, VLC nightly (and I believe that even the latest official one, on 32bit) does the job. You happened to be lucky with that website. For a lot of them out there, you still need rtmpdump. Good luck with your investigation!
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