All things related to multicast

[Frank Fulchiero <>]

Opened a third window this way also...
Thing is, I had to open a new terminal window to do this.
When you close it, the player it opened disappears.
Now I need a  videowall ;-)

Frank

On Mar 6, 2007, at 9:42 AM, Frank Fulchiero wrote:

> Thanks, I tried it with just one app, and got it to create two  
> windows. (on Mac)
> I first opened VLC the normal way...clicking on it, and entered the  
> URL.
> I saved it as an M3U file to the desktop.
> I selected the PID I wanted to play.
>
> I determined the path of VLC (have to open the package)
>
> Then I went to terminal, and typed the path
> /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC
> This gave me another player, I dragged the M3U file into the  
> playlist, and selected a different PID.
> So it seems you don't always need two copies?
>
> Frank