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Check your build system.

just execute sh compile.sh to get the libraries.
the same method is ok with the previous version a year ago.
the same problems frequentlv occur with the recent versions.
perhaps, there is some problem with the new ffmpeg or avconv.

Then it's a problem with avformat.

according to my tests, the problem exits for a year or more, looking forward to a proper solution

to use ffmpeg's file access module which is called protocol, i exclude libfilesystem_plugin.a from the library list and add -enable-protocol=file to ffmpeg's configure. but when i try to play a native media file, the player report: core demux: no access_demux modules i dont know why, can somebody he...

indeed, stop() always speeds much time or leads to crash. it is a serous problem.

recently,i find that vlc often fails to find correct modules when dong demux, it reports "couldn't guess format" after probe using avformat or it finds unsuitable module such as 'ps','mp3' which are not the real formats. i tried to test with old version a year ago, the problem dont appear....

i've successfully built vlc libraries, to make some changes to ffmpeg or avconv module, i enter ./vlc/contrib/contrib-android-arm-linux-androideabi/ffmpeg directory and remake it like this: make clean make then i come back and do sh compile.sh,. what a pity, i cannot see any changes of the ffmpeg mo...

i have diabled latm demux module like --disable-demuxer=latm in ffmpeg，then i use the library to play a video through pipe file，what surprised me is that，the project failed when search demux module while my file is muxed in flv format. the log is like this： 12-01 15:06:53.246: D/VLC(6482): avformat ...

You do not.

it seems as if we can disable very limited modules but not arbitrary ones.
is there another way to disable a particular one?

we can find all the modules through find_modules.sh script. i tried to disable access_http module by adding --disable-access-http option when doing configure for vlc for android, but i got: configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --disable-access-http i tried --disable-access_http, the same warnin...

i've succeeded in compiling vlc for android, now want to reduce the lib. using --disable option is the simplest way we can try when doing configure. so i add --disable-access-http parameter in configure.sh: ... sh $VLC_SOURCEDIR/configure --host=$TARGET_TUPLE --build=x86_64-unknown-linux $EXTRA_PARA...

It's a libavcodec callback.

can u tell me where it is triggered?

It seems as if the function ffmpeg_GetFrameBuf has been called repeatedly in different threads. Does it aim to do some post-processing after decoding? Tracing the code, i see ffmpeg_GetFrameBuf is only assigned to p_sys->p_context->get_buffer in video.c without directly being called, but i cannot fi...

when compiling vlc for android, i encounter a strange problem like this below: make[1]: Entering directory `/home/skyno/vlc-test/vlc/contrib/android/a52dec/liba52' /bin/bash ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../include -I../include -I../include -g -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer ...

Your question makes no sense at all.

i dont see so,if u think it makes no sense, why cannot u explain it cleanly to me

I found a solution:

This was occurring in a subdirectory being made from a higher level makefile.

The solution was to cd to the subdirectory run
./bootstrap
make

cd back up to the higher level directory

make

This now passes this directory

which is the subdirectory , pls make it clear!

I refer http://wiki.videolan.org/AndroidCompile#Get_VLC_Source to compiler but have some error libtool: You should recreate aclocal.m4 with macros from libtool 2.4 libtool: and run autoconf again. make[3]: *** [add_n.lo] Error 63 make[3]: *** [sub_1.lo] Error 63 libtool: Version mismatch error. Thi...

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autoreconf -ivf

in /home/justin/android/vlc/contrib/android/gmp ?

the same problem,please help!

Before DecoderDecodeVideo, the block data needs to be packetized. Can anybody tell me why should we do that? What is the purpose?

dec_pts is the intended time and mdate() is the current time.

do u mean mdate() is the estimated playback time?
why is there an accumulation in variable drift?

I don't understand the question. sry for my unclear expression. i mean vlc _entry_main is defined in src/libvlc-module.c, declared in src/modules/modules.h. then how does the declaration know the function is defined in src/libvlc-module.c, as the declaration appears without prefix extern indicating...

vlc_entry__main() is defined in src/libvlc-module.c, but it's all macros. hi Rémi Denis-Courmont,thank u very much for your reply. now i know that file libvlc-module.c uses macro vlc_module_begin which is defined in file vlc_plugin.h,by expanding vlc_module_begin,we can see the definition of functi...

src/input/clock.c and src/win32/thread.c

thank u very much!

no guaranty but i think that:
vlc first tries to open an access_demuxer if it fails, than it opens an acces module first, and then it opens a demuxer (this is the second time demux_New is called)

then what is the access_demuxer ?
what is the difference between access_demuxer and access or demux?

In that context, it's the difference between the intended and the estimated actual audio playback time.

then,what is the estimated actual audio playback time and what the intended one?
is the dec_pts estimated?
how to understand :drift += mdate () - dec_pts;

The function aout_DecSynchronize first calls aout_OutputTimeGet to get the drift time and then does .

Can anybody explain the meaning of drift to me?