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Same problem here. One solution still exists, but it's not absolute. You could try switch to WebRTC, and use something like Janus Gateway (now Janus Server) to restream video from ipcams. Janus Gateway is good choice since it allow restream video without transcoding. I've did some proof-of-concept,...

I recommend you use libvlc_media_player_set_hwnd instead - it will be much simple than with libvlc_video_set_callbacks

try this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/webchimera.js

and this libvlc is just very old version

no, it will not help. I mean, you have some software based on libvlc which copy libvlc to windows system folders, or add itself to PATH env variable.

it's very possible you have old libvlc in your PATH, or in windows/system32 or something similar

read some Unity docs - it seems it's pretty possible. And I can say more, if such thing will have pretty big users auditory, I even can do it...

if Unity has ability load native plugins (I just don't know if it can) - it's possible.

You could subclass video output window or set mouse hook(if you are on Windows) to intercept mouse events.

That's code where mouse hooks was used for same task: https://github.com/RSATom/fbvlc/blob/ma ... n.cpp#L202

Another way could be use Qt QML and my QmlVlc library

btw, what video dimensions do you need to output? something like 4k or full hd and below?

You could check with http://www.dependencywalker.com/ (over corresponding video output plugin), maybe you've deleted some mandatory .dll. And try run with "-vvv" (+ maybe https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sys ... gview.aspx), maybe you will see something in logs.

try delete video output plugins files not suitable for you.

No, I don't. But maybe the easiest way for you could be just delete all video_output plugins from your libvlc package except direct3d. Then you could be sure it will be used.

You could get sources of existing video output plugins and reuse it. But you have no access to them via libvlc api as I know.

you could look this:
https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wra ... vlc_vmem.h
https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wra ... c_vmem.cpp

it's how I used I420: https://github.com/RSATom/WebChimera.js ... ut.cpp#L81

look my wrapper library:
https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wrapper

maybe it will save some time for you:
https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wra ... vlc_vmem.h
https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wra ... c_vmem.cpp

I get the two windows now. But how do I set their parents individually?

You could use "vmem" module and decode video frames to memory, after that you could render it anywhere you like.

You could look my implementation:
https://github.com/RSATom/QmlVlc/blob/m ... ut.cpp#L74

Unfortunately Vlc Web Plugins doesn't have any option to enable hardware acceleration. So, you have following options: 1) modify plugin sources to add this option; 2) use WebChimera with <param name="hw-accel" value="true" /> (and maybe in FBVLC compatibility mode, if you need it...

it will be surprise

@jb, somebody works on PPAPI Vlc Plugin?

Are you sure want use NPAPI plugin even knowing NPAPI will be completely removed from Chrome at September (i.e. less than two months)?

also you could try attach to libvlc_MediaSubItemTreeAdded event

In the same situation I've did my own loop implementation. https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wrapper/blob/master/vlc_player.cpp#L414 https://github.com/RSATom/ya-libvlc-wrapper/blob/master/vlc_player.cpp#L377 in client code next() is attached to libvlc_MediaPlayerEndReached and libvlc_MediaPlayerE...