After some testing, it's an improvement but it is definitely not as smooth as 3.0. It would be much appreciated if you could keep us posted on this issue.
As of 2022-05-19, while a jpg format picture is valid, libvlc_picture_get_width and libvlc_picture_get_height returns 0. Log doesn't say anything special. Here's a code snippet: //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////...
Thank you for your support, I'm a bit confused here, there is no trace of VLCMetadataService::onAttachedThumbnailsFound inside the 4.0 source code snapshot. Is there a comprehensive example on how to use this feature we can chew on?
Loading video then scrolling with a high velocity mouse wheel: [Read <0F:/ZenDjinn/Examples/Download/Music/Live/Slayer ΓÇô Live at Hammersmith (2008 Full Concert) - FHD.meta> 01.47 KiB 00012ff609d430] main audio output debug: restarting output... [0000012ff60c0460] main input debug: control type=1 [...
Will do! Note that you can already test this with the current 4.0 player. Try scrubbing and see how choppy it is compare to 3.0 (I'm not quite sure if the mouse wheel (forward/backward) is not implemented or simply broken).
Greetings, After parsing a media, libVLC libvlc_media_get_meta does returns libvlc_meta_ArtworkURL as : attachment://picture0.jpg. Could someone help shed some light on how to extract the image data to let say, export the image data as an external file? I'm simply interested on how to access the ima...
Greetings, LibVLC May nightly build do work beautifully with code similar to https://github.com/videolan/vlc/blob/master/doc/libvlc/QtGL/qtvlcwidget.cpp More recent builds have been broken in regard to render to texture buffer and it's been really difficult to locate the actual problem on my own. Th...
Well, I had a bit of time to look into this and what is broken until today is that libvlc_video_get_size always returns 0,0. The only way to get the size of the video with 4.0 is by parsing the video track. In all cases, taking snapshots does work beautifully without changing any code now. Thank you...