I am able to get it working "ok" with the current 2 streams; but, still get a little bit stuttering; which I dont see on the original web based embedded player.
It makes sense that there would be settings (exposed in GUI or not) that could optimize network video streaming; which may sacrifice other types of media playback. In my case, it would be perfectly fine since I only need VLC to playback video via network. I use MPC-HC for everything else.
I did see settings which might help the stuttering. I may need to experiment. I didn't see anyone posting their network-optimized settings online; at least I didn't find anything useful.
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Originally Posted by mucea
I've seen freezing and lagging in various VLC versions even in cases in which other player renders a continuous live stream, therefore I can only assume that they still have problems with the development of stream caching routine. VLC, in its intention to be a universal media player, has undergone certain optimizations for the caching of live packets, but these are, of course, not the same (there's flv streaming, mp4 streaming, mp3 streaming, mpeg streaming, sequential ts streaming like on HLS servers, and so on). My guess is that the intention of VLC developers to establish a caching policy suitable for all streams has failed, for no matter how much you play with its cache settings, you won't reach the desired effect.
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