Replace an existing ES with another ES in the same track. It
can be used in combination with VLM. Here is an example vlm command file:

  # VLC media player VLM command batch
  # http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

  # MPEG-TS stream
  new ts broadcast enabled
  setup ts input "file:///<path_to_some_file_to_play>"
  setup ts output #duplicate{dst=bridge-out{id=1},select=video,dst=bridge-out{id=0xa3},select=audio}
  setup ts loop

  # Mic input
  new mic broadcast enabled
  setup mic input "alsa://"
  setup mic output #transcode{acodec=mpga,ab=192,channels=2}:bridge-in{id-offset=0}:select{disable=0}:setid{id=0,newid=0xa3}:autodel:std{access=udp,mux=ts,dst=127.0.0.1:1234}

  # Fire it up
  control ts play
  control mic play

We can't analyze them anyway, and they take space and bandwidth.

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Thanks a lot!

That's what the old interface did

See #4455. The lua interface merely polls, reads and writes on file
descriptors 0 and 1, and expects it to work. There is no support for
spawning a console and redirecting/getting file descriptors to it, and
file descriptors are mixed with socket descriptors and polled, which
won't work on windows. Until something is done about it, revert to the
old rc interface

If the playlist file says HTTP, we really should not try MMS over TCP
or MMS over UDP, but only MMS over HTTP.

First this is a fork of the old intel code, and then we only have one
upnp module now

This commit does not add support for multiples hotkeys though.

mux-ts-use-key-frames is not a key!

(Beats me why GCC did not warn about this one)