I get that VS2013 is old, but I and a few others like it's license agreement a lot more then VS2019 Community License.VS2013 is not supported because it is way too old, you need to be up to date as this is a modern framework targeting modern TFMs (including dotnet core).For a newcomer to this from VS2013 without ever using Nuget,
We always welcome PRs. A restore and build on the sln file should be enough, there is no offline folder, but feel free to contribute more details on how to get started. You should probably read a bit about nuget as well, as this is not specific to libvlcsharp but just general dotnet development.I'd ask and recommend a bit of a getting started/setup manual in the root of the samples.
Including setting up Nuget to access the net for Nuget Packages and not a offline folder.
Feel free to create an issue (or better yet, a PR) to update this, should be pretty simpleCan the Samples be checked and updated, as it's using functions that have been removed from the SixLabors.ImageSharp library, as GetPixelSpan() is obsolete and no longer accessable even from the SixLabors.ImageSharp.Advanced library.
Restore a solution file? That is new, and we are using a FRESH install of VS2019 Community and it's Nuget settings were defaulted to Offline Folders, not a Nuget repo in the net.
Sorry, but How do I create an Issue or do a PR on the Videolan site, since I can't find any pages mentioning or giving instructions about those as the closest I got was post it in the forum.
And what would be the replacement of GetPixelSpan() in the sample since it is obsolete and no longer accessable?