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Need to play 2 different video streams (no audio) side by side in full screen with VLC on a Raspberry Pi at bootup

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As the title says, I need to be able to play 2 different video streams side by side in full screen with VLC on a Raspberry Pi at bootup.

I am able to play a single stream in full screen at bootup, but now I've been told it needs to bootup with 2 different video streams.

The command I used for a single video stream is:

/usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --fullscreen --sub-source="marq{marquee=title ,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream1.m3u8

This lets me play the stream file which I have saved on the desktop and named stream1.m3u8 in full screen, and overlay a title on the top left and the date/time on the top right in yellow text.

To play two streams, I use this command:

/usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --no-one-instance --sub-source="marq{marquee=title1,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream1.m3u8 & /usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --no-one-instance --sub-source="marq{marquee=title2,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream2.m3u8

The "--no-one-instance" and "&" symbol lets me open both streams, but this command line results in both streams playing in their own window, but I need both streams to be in full screen with stream1 taking up half of the left side of the display and stream2 taking up the other half, right side of the display.

If I add the --fullscreen, only one of the stream becomes fullscreen. If I add --fullscreen to both side of the &, then both stream plays in fullscreen, but on top of each other.

Anyone have any clues as to what I need to change to the command line?

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As the title says, I need to be able to play 2 different video streams side by side in full screen with VLC on a Raspberry Pi at bootup.

I am able to play a single stream in full screen at bootup, but now I've been told it needs to bootup with 2 different video streams.

The command I used for a single video stream is:

/usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --fullscreen --sub-source="marq{marquee=title ,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream1.m3u8

This lets me play the stream file which I have saved on the desktop and named stream1.m3u8 in full screen, and overlay a title on the top left and the date/time on the top right in yellow text.

To play two streams, I use this command:

/usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --no-one-instance --sub-source="marq{marquee=title1,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream1.m3u8 & /usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --no-one-instance --sub-source="marq{marquee=title2,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream2.m3u8

The "--no-one-instance" and "&" symbol lets me open both streams, but this command line results in both streams playing in their own window, but I need both streams to be in full screen with stream1 taking up half of the left side of the display and stream2 taking up the other half, right side of the display.

If I add the --fullscreen, only one of the stream becomes fullscreen. If I add --fullscreen to both side of the &, then both stream plays in fullscreen, but on top of each other.

Anyone have any clues as to what I need to change to the command line?

vlc-media-player raspberry-pi

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As the title says, I need to be able to play 2 different video streams side by side in full screen with VLC on a Raspberry Pi at bootup.

I am able to play a single stream in full screen at bootup, but now I've been told it needs to bootup with 2 different video streams.

The command I used for a single video stream is:

/usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --fullscreen --sub-source="marq{marquee=title ,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream1.m3u8

This lets me play the stream file which I have saved on the desktop and named stream1.m3u8 in full screen, and overlay a title on the top left and the date/time on the top right in yellow text.

To play two streams, I use this command:

/usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --no-one-instance --sub-source="marq{marquee=title1,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream1.m3u8 & /usr/bin/vlc -I dummy --no-one-instance --sub-source="marq{marquee=title2,color=16776960,size=20}:marq{marquee=%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S,position=6,size=20,color=16776960" /home/pi/Desktop/stream2.m3u8

The "--no-one-instance" and "&" symbol lets me open both streams, but this command line results in both streams playing in their own window, but I need both streams to be in full screen with stream1 taking up half of the left side of the display and stream2 taking up the other half, right side of the display.

If I add the --fullscreen, only one of the stream becomes fullscreen. If I add --fullscreen to both side of the &, then both stream plays in fullscreen, but on top of each other.

Anyone have any clues as to what I need to change to the command line?

vlc-media-player raspberry-pi

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