@chaltier wrote:

Hi got a guestion can I watch and at the same time download anime from Anime FTW throught VLC ?? and if it is possible can somone tell how to do that thanks again 😉

You can save the transcoded copy of the anime you are watching. If you want to do it, you have to set vlc args for double output. You can change the outputs args for vlc from http://localhost/vlc-shares/outputs

as reference for vlc args: http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/ch04.html

Open the vlc-shares’s “Outputs management interface” (http://192.168.1.1/vlc-shares/outputs) and click on “New mode”

Fill the form:

Label:

WIIMC Stream + STORE

Stream source:

http://{%SERVER_NAME%}:8081/

VLC Argument:

duplicate{dst=std{access=http,mux=ts,dst=:8081},dst=std{access=file,dst=/tmp/stream.ts}

Priority:

0

Aimed Platform:

WiiMC

Note: remember to change the last dst= param of VLC Argument from /tmp/stream.ts to your save path (for example C:/stream.ts or C:/myMovies/stream.ts).

If you are a linux user, you have to be sure that vlc process (under www-data user) can write in the folder you selected.

Then edit the output mode “WIIMC Stream” and change priority from 0 to 1. (This change is mandatory to make WIIMC Stream the default transmission mode for WIIMC)

To use this Output, when you want to watch + store a stream, select the WIIMC Stream + STORE output method as Transmission mode (in the menu with “Start VLC Stream”, “Watch directly”, “Transcode profile”…)

E:/….

Without the first /

(and you must start VLC Stream)

You can’t watch directly video stream with the browser.

If you only want to save the video without reproduce it, go inside the animeftw configuration page (from the icon in the dashboard) and disable “Proxy feature”. Then you can click on watch directly button and you will download the video

dst=E:/animeVLC/stream.ts

not

dst=/E:/animeVLC/stream.ts

?

debug log plz

https://code.google.com/p/vlc-shares/wiki/PostInstallConfiguration054En#How_to_enable_Debug_log

Enable debug log -> reproduce the error -> go in vlc-share’s test page -> download system report -> check if in the report there are personal info (it shouldn’t, but give a look anyway) -> attach it here