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by milink
03 Feb 2014 21:27
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: How to get the selected audio output ?
Replies: 4
Views: 622

Re: How to get the selected audio output ?

But this function set the output (if I correctly understand...). I would like to get the output !
If this function is used for this, can you show me how I can use it, please ?
by milink
01 Feb 2014 19:52
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: How to get the selected audio output ?
Replies: 4
Views: 622

How to get the selected audio output ?

Hi !
I develop a little media player with libVLC. I found how to change the audio output, but I don't see which function should I use to get the current audio output.
Thanks if you can help me... :)
by milink
17 Nov 2013 20:55
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: How to lower the RAM use ?
Replies: 1
Views: 486

How to lower the RAM use ?

Hi ! (sorry for my bad english !) I do a software wich use libVLC. I notice that when the software is playing a music (~3 minutes), the RAM comsumption increases by ~ 6 Mo and loweres when the playing is finished. I think it comes from the streaming system. I have two questions: - if I play a music ...
by milink
13 May 2013 18:35
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Problem to get duration
Replies: 3
Views: 579

Re: Problem to get duration

I did this:

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libvlc_media_parse(m); printf("%d", libvlc_media_get_duration(m));
And it returns correctly the duration in ms.

I didn't know there are events in libvlc. Where can I read about it ?
How did you do to get the duration with your way ?
by milink
10 May 2013 18:43
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: Problem to get duration
Replies: 3
Views: 579

Problem to get duration

Hi ! (sorry for my bad english !) I discovered libVLC yesterday and I tried it. However I have a problem. I would get the duration of a media, but this code returns -1 two times. In the documentation, it is written that -1 means there is a problem. But I don't know where... :( #include <stdio.h> #in...

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