Hi,
I am trying to run a video multicast scenario with VLC in a wireless LAN by using OpenWRT firmware. The VLC server and client are in the same subnet and both of them are connected to the Wireless Router (with openWRT firmware).
I prepared openWRT image file for Compex board (openwrt-ar71xx-wp543-squashfs-8M-factory.img) and programmed it to use openWRT image.
After configuring the hostapd and dhcp in openWRT, client and server will connect to WLAN network.
Every time I play a Unicast video stream by means of VLC server, the client can receive the video stream properly and the quality of received video/audio from VLC server is acceptable. But, anytime I try to play a Multicast video stream by using VLC server, the quality of received video/audio in client side is awful and in most of cases I can't see any clear video and sound ![]()
It 's obvious that there is something wrong in most of Linux distributions to pass video multicast traffic in wireless networks even when the sender and receiver are in the same subnet. I added the multicast route in the openWRT routing table and also checked some multicast parameters in kernel config, but still this issue is unresolved!
I spent too much time to search over google and openWRT forums but no explicit solution has been suggested for this issue.
I would like to know is there any one here that has successful experience to rectify this problem?
Thanks for your attention
Regards,
Dawood
