VLC.log.verbosity at -1 still gives output

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VLC.log.verbosity at -1 still gives output

Postby johnnybravo123 » 18 May 2008 17:37

I have a small vb.net app where i use the AXVLC plugin...

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Dim VLC As New AXVLC.VLCPlugin2 Dim O() As String = {":sout=#transcode{acodec=s16l,ab=0,channels=2}:duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=wav,dst=" & w(Path.Combine(XPath, "audio.wav")) & "}}"} VLC.playlist.add(fn, "C", O) VLC.log.verbosity = -1 VLC.playlist.play()
As you can see, "VLC.log.verbosity = -1" is set to -1, which is supposed to give NO console output, but it still does... Also tried the other options (0,1,2,3), and found out that even 0 gives less output than -1...

Anyone knows why? :)

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Re: VLC.log.verbosity at -1 still gives output

Postby ph0t0n » 24 May 2008 14:38

Nope, but could you somehow make use of the -q VLC option in your script? That should kill all message output, AFAIK.

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Re: VLC.log.verbosity at -1 still gives output

Postby johnnybravo123 » 24 May 2008 16:32

Ill try it, thanks :D
Also a weird thing, theres no output when debugging the prog...

edit: Exactly where would i put the -q switch?

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Re: VLC.log.verbosity at -1 still gives output

Postby ph0t0n » 26 May 2008 22:32

Exactly where would i put the -q switch?
In a shell script starting vlc, anywhere after the vlc executable, like 'vlc -q somefile.avi'.
In the context of VB.net / AXVLC, I have no idea. You are setting some variables in your example, I'd guess something like that.


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