I copied the cli.lua file. Renamed the copy to framencli.lua. Copied framencli.lua to the /usr/lib/vlc/lua/intf directory. Other than changing the name of the file cli.lua is unchanged. Launched vlc using : vlc --extraintf=luaintf --lua-intf=framencli --lua-config "framencli={host='telnet://loc...
Thanks for the suggestion of syncplay. I did look at that before posting. Unfortunately we are trying to sync 16 different vlc instances each playing their own unique video. Videos that happened to be recorded at the general same wall clock time. I am also but with a requirement that they have < 100...
It may have worked. I'm on a company windows 7 laptop at the moment. When I telnet to 4213 it connects but no prompt is provided. If I close the vlc client the putty telnet window presents a dialog stating the connection was closed. I might be able to get to a Linux box over the weekend to see if th...
I need to add either multiple frame jump (frameN where N is the nunber of frames we want to move forward) or millisecond seek. We found that we need to wait 0.5 seconds (0.3 in actuality but .5 to be safe) between commands sent to vlc over telnet and with a 24fps video it takes 12 seconds to get the...
I want to add a new command to the telnet interface. How do you extend the CLI.lua script? I copied the cli.lua, added my command to the list but on launch of vlc it complained about a nil error on the '?'. I'm guessing that the alias '?' on the help command is an issue when you simply drop a lua in...