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Thanks for the answer. Yeah, in retrospect it makes sense that this is a full copy of argv.. Edit: I've tried it and it also doesn't crash, did some verification with valgrind. About get_track & set I'll have to see. My understanding was that you can't do this until media has started when it's a...

(Also I'm welcoming hints for how to disable video playback programmatically, instead of arguments.)

Hello, I'm currently implementing the argument option for libvlc_new in rust. Because of rust internal Strings to c_string conversion I have to ask: does the argument have to be alive longer than the call of libvlc_new ? Example in pseudo code var a = ["--no-video"]; var instance = libvlc_...

Ok, so what is remaining are the following console log messages, spamming everything:

Ok, so after I chose as Hardware-Decoder the "VA-API over DRM-Decoder" or the X11 (having less performance) option everything's working fine and the XServer doesn't crash any more on some videos. (Endless hangup with a reaction every 10 secs) This makes even more sense, as the pixelation's...

VLC 2.2.2 is no longer supported. As stated above I've tried it with 2.2.5, following your statement on bug reports for older versions, and the same happens. In any case, this is more likely a bug in your libavcodec version or your display drivers. Try disabling hardware accelerated decoding. I'll ...

Update: When I use VLC for windows in Wine, the codec information seems to be more complete then in the linux broken version: https://s10.postimg.io/e5t31qs09/video_4.png The "decoded format" wasn't show at all before, the pixel are now +18, in the output of the working VLC in the emulator.

Hello, I've some problems with VLC 2.2.2-2.2.5 (latest version I could test against): Some files are working fine, mp4-h264 including 1080p@60fps, but some (not all) MKV files aren't doing so. I've pixelations, but not from the start, it's like the "delayed mouse cursor" option in windows....