This is a great thing! Please count me in on any testing, or any other way I can help.
I have tried out the version from the link provided earlier in the thread, and it works fine when I use the wrapper in a VB.Net project as a referenced dot.net assembly in Visual Studio 2005. In VS 2008, which applies different rules for exceptions, however, an exception is thrown at the same point as in the previous post:
System.AccessViolationException was unhandled
Message="Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an indication that other memory is corrupt."
This is at the line
libvlc_media_player.video_set_parent(libvlc_core.Handle, hDT, ex)
ex also reports 'no input'.
It looks, therefore, that this is an issue that needs to be resolved, at least for Dot.Net 2.0.
I had a bit of a look at implementing the other parts of the wrapper, such as events and getting status, etc. with limited success - but it would obviously be best to co-ordinate efforts (or you to do it, your coding is a lot better than mine I think
For a start, though, it would be great to resolve the exception issue above so at least I have a working version for my VS2008 development environment.
Is there a later build to try? Please count me in, and I promise to give it some thorough testing over the coming weeks!
Finally, thanks. As for other posters, I had been looking at previous efforts at a wrapper for dot.net, and your wrapper is easily the best.