lol, depends what you think of micrososft's precision. So are there issues around audio in windows 8? I'm certainly experiencing some. We moved our testing out of our code and into VLC player, we are seeing the audio sync/init delay from 2.1.3 onward. This is just on streaming to the display from a ...
I'm not sure I totally understand your comment, but are you saying that it would need to be called on the main thread that instantiates the vlc instance (i.e. exposed as part of the libvlc api)?
And I should mention, that I don't know that this is the root of the flakiness I am seeing. I am also getting a strange initialization delay on some windows 8 machines: 2015-07-09 08:07:41.0762 Implementation.NLogger.Debug Debug EnumDeviceCaps: output pin: Capture 2015-07-09 08:07:41.0762 Implementa...
Thanks for the reply. My understanding is that it would create an apartment with a single thread instead of multiple threads: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms809971.aspx To create an STA, a thread simply calls CoInitialize or CoInitializeEx(NULL, COINIT_APARTMENTTHREADED), thereby associa...
I transcode to a file as well as duplicate the display to the a window in my ui (via dshow). In my ui I have a volume slider. This volume slider sets the volume of the audio session via the wasapi. It is vlc that initializes this audio session when it starts the audio output stream. Everything works...
I have the same issue with various web cameras. I am transcoding to a file and duplicating to the display via direct show. 2.1.3 (and 2.1.5) is working, but 2.2.1 is not.
I'd like to pause my webcam capture (with is both displayed to the screen and transcoded to a file), and just drop frames on the ground, with no timeshift or buffering. I can't find this feature, but perhaps it already exists? Thanks.
I'd like to pause my webcam capture (with is both displayed to the screen and transcoded to a file), and just drop frames on the ground, with no timeshift or buffering. I can't find this feature, but perhaps it already exists? Thanks.