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Save a stream with VLC

VLC can save the stream to the disk. In order to do this, use the Stream Output of VLC : you can do it via the graphical interface, or you can add to the command line the following argument:
--sout file/muxer:stream.xyz

where:
muxer is one of the formats supported by VLC's stream output, i.e. :
ogg for OGG format,
ps MPEG2-PS format,
ts for MPEG2-PS format.
and stream.xyz is the name of the file you want to save the stream to, with the right extension.
Receive a stream with a set-top-box

Some set-top-boxes with Ethernet cards can receive MPEG2-TS streams over UDP and support multicast.
Set-top-boxes known to work with VLC are :
Pace set top boxes. (Pace Micro DSL 4000)
Aminocom set top boxes. (all the models with mpeg2)
tuxia / gct-allwell (mpeg4 and mpeg2) sigma designs8174 chipset
i3micro mood200 (mpeg4 and mpeg2 in transport streams)
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