


This preset should work for any DVD, but if you want to change anything, click the Tools icon to the left of the Profile drop down box.
#Vlc streamer pv mp4
By default, VLC will choose an H.264 video codec, MP3 audio format, in an MP4 container. Once you click Convert, you can choose what type of codec and container you want to use to encode your rip. You may need to do some trial and error to figure out which track is the one you want. If you’d prefer to grab a language other than the default or include embedded subtitles, you can choose them here. To change any of these four settings, type in the number of the track, title, or chapter you want to start with. Under Audio and Subtitles, you can similarly choose which audio and subtitle track you want to rip. If you’re interested in ripping special features, or just part of the movie, you can change these settings, but if you just want the movie, you can leave this at the default. VLC media player 2.0.8 Twoflower (revision 2.0.7-29-g12aebf9) 0x1564108 main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. vlc test.ts plays the file correctly and returns the following. VLC Streamer streams movies from your computer (Mac or PC). Under Starting Position, you can choose which title and chapter you want to rip. For testing, I started out with this, which creates a file from the HD-PVR output. VLC Streamer lets you sit anywhere in your house and watch movies or TV shows on your Android. There are a few other settings here you can tweak, too.

You may also want to select “No disc menus” here, since VLC can occasionally get tripped up trying to convert a looping video menu.
