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unhappy_mage
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I'm (currently) using VLC to stream video over the Net (using HTTP transport) but I'd also like to capture the source material in higher quality than what gets broadcast (uncompressed would be just fine). Anyone have suggestions on how to do this with VLC, or some other software that can compress and stream the video and save the uncompressed stream at the same time?
Alternatively, since I'm capturing the video from Firewire, I think it's possible to stream the video to two machines, each of which captures the video and does something different with it. What kind of adaptor or cable could I use for this?
Alternatively, since I'm capturing the video from Firewire, I think it's possible to stream the video to two machines, each of which captures the video and does something different with it. What kind of adaptor or cable could I use for this?