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TVlc - Frequently Asked Questions
You can think of TVlc as a TV remote control where the Video runs on your TV set or Computer Monitor and the App allows you to remote control playback. The well established free open-source Vlc media player fully supports TV Tuners and playback of network streams (http/rtsp) and almost all Video formats including ts files/DVDs/isos. If you want to watch Videos on your Monitor or TV set and have a remote control that allows you to switch between TV Tuner Channels, local Video files, Youtube Videos, DVD Isos, radio stations, or arbitrary network streams, I have written TVlc exactly therefore.
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How to allow your Vlc player to be accessed via WiFi
This is NOT necessary if you use Vlc media player Version 2.1 or above! You will only have to define a password.
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Bandwidth and Video Resolution
You can now simply set your preferred video resolution in TVlc Preferences. The following paragraph only applies if you let Vlc resolve your video urls which is no longer default. If your bandwidth is too low for some HD-Videos (1920x1080) you can force Vlc to always use a lower quality that fits your needs. Simply make a small script to start vlc with the argument --preferred-resolution, e.g.:
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How to start Vlc media player with web interface
You might want to use a startup script for automatic Vlc media player availability so you can use TVlc right after you boot your Computer. If your bandwidth is too low for some HD-Videos (1920x1080) you can force Vlc to always use a lower quality that fits your needs. Simply make a small script to start vlc with the argument --preferred-resolution, e.g:
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