VLC media player

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The server site uses RedMug Streaming Server commercial software. The VLC Media Player (version 0.5) is used for the client. The VLC media player is set to use the RTSP protocol by providing the URL of the movie on the streaming server. The proposed method (client and server module) is VC ++. It is implemented in the Net framework and operates in user mode in the Windows OS environment. Windows device driver for hook (Windows Packet filter suite "winpkfilter 0" from NT Kernel Resources)

Setup is very easy and requires a very short time or computer to understand. First, you need to obtain a VLC media player on Windows, Mac or Linux Build Home Theater PC. The VLC player supports all media structures you use. From HD movies to MP3, the VLC player is a very flexible media player. With VLC Media Player you can also build a library of all movies and music to access one place. Next, download and configure the VLC Distant for iPad application from iTunes. Installation is automatic, it is very simple. There should be no problem. Since the iPad and Build Home Theater PC are very long on the same network, VLC participants should be able to automatically synchronize with the VLC remote application.

Setup is very easy and requires little time or computer knowledge. First, you need to download the VLC media player to your home Windows, Mac or Linux build home theater PC. VLC participants support all the media structures you use. From HD movies to MP3, VLC participants are very versatile media participants. With VLC Media Player, you can also combine libraries of all movies and songs in one place for easy access. Next, obtain the VLC Distant for iPad application and setup it via iTunes. The setting is automatic, it is very simple. No problem. As long as the iPad and your Build Home Theater PC are in the same community, the VLC player should be able to automatically sync with the VLC remote application.