http interface and version 0.7.2

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http interface and version 0.7.2

Postby bentzy » 12 Jul 2004 15:49

I would like to launch vlc as I do with 0.7.0 version
so I don't see the panel at all

> vlc -I http --http-host host:port

Unfortunately I use the same command but the wxWindows panel pops up.

Is there any way to avoid this??

thanks!

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Re: http interface and version 0.7.2

Postby fkuehne » 12 Jul 2004 16:41

Why do not you use the command line options "--intf=" and "--extraintf=" to launch the http interface and by your opinion any other additional interface? This should be a lot simplier and more reliable.
You can add your http-intf options afterwards, but you should have a look at the VLC user guide for correct syntax (see documentation page).

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Postby bentzy » 12 Jul 2004 17:06

the same occurs when

>vlc --intf=http !!??

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Postby markfm » 12 Jul 2004 18:13

You might want to try again, using:
vlc -vvv --intf http

When I did the above, then opened a browser to http://my_ip_address:8080

It popped open a VLC HTTP control interface.

(Maybe it's the "=" that messed it up for you?)

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Postby bentzy » 13 Jul 2004 11:04

Now look, it is very strange

>vlc -I http --http-host host:port
>vlc --intf=http
>vlc -vvv --intf http


All of them works!!,
but when I change to other PC?!

At the first PC I tried it, they also launch the wxWindows interface.

Any ideas??

THANX!

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Postby The DJ » 13 Jul 2004 12:38

You should delete the preferences on that other machine AND completly remove the VLC installation by hand and reinstall. Maybe something is wrong.
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Postby bentzy » 13 Jul 2004 12:57

Thanks,

I just found the solution changing the preferences.
I don't "install it", i just compiled it succesfully after many trials...

Where the preferences settings are saved???

Thanks again!

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Postby markfm » 13 Jul 2004 13:02

Take a look at
http://videolan.org/doc/

The FAQ talks about where the vlcrc file is stored.


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