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Never mind, feel free to delete the thread. Once I deleted a custom-built version of 64-bit VLC on my PC, it works on both x64 and x86 versions of VLC on my computer!

As a note, I can view the video fine using x86 version of VLC on my computer.

How do I properly play a .ts file with VLC Player? Every time I try, VLC crashes with the verbose output below, which ends with "unhandled vlc exception". I can view the video fine with GStreamer and even Windows Media Player. The command line I used with GStreamer to successfully demux th...

It has trouble running on other PCs that don't have MingW in the PATH. I followed the instructions to enforce static linking of plugins successfully.

Update: I had been using make package-win-common, so I never noticed that when I run package-win-strip, there are errors in the npapi-vlc project due to changes I've made in the VLC source code. I will now have to fix those errors in a custom npapi-vlc.

Hi sherington or uglide: have either of you succeeded in making a plugin for GPS data in text files? I'm looking to do something similar, except that instead of GPS data, I would like to make use of custom auxiliary data that needs to be synchronized with the video image frames.

I have installed a custom build of LibVLC on two different Windows 7 PCs. On one, everything seems to run fine. On the other, I run into two different scenarios: When running VLC.exe, it finds 419 modules, including the Live555 module, which is of particular interest because I'm trying to stream a v...

That's right. I solved the issue, which was that I had an environment variable pointing to the wrong location of my built binaries. Oops!

Every time a new version of LibVLC is released, you would have to do regression tests to make sure your command-line arguments are still functional.

I'm trying to modify the display callback API, starting from lib/media_player.c and its libvlc_video_set_callbacks(...) method, branching the code from the 2.2.4 tag (commit 888b7e89). I'm currently building LibVLC cross-platform for 64-bit Windows, and hooking in through Java in Eclipse. I want to ...

When I run VLC through a JNI ("VLCJ" project) in Java with Eclipse, I can see the Live555 messages that I'm missing from the Message window, but of course I don't get the Messages window. This might work in the meantime until someone can answer my question.

I'm trying to make a patch to the Live555 API in VLC, but I am currently unable to get debug messages to be forwarded to the VLC Message window. I am trying to set up debug messages inside the Live555 source code like this, for instance in live555/liveMedia/RTSPClient.cpp, I put a line like this: en...

I posted my solution here: https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.ph ... 19#p453819

I tried building for Windows 64-bit from the 2.2.4 tag in vlc-2.2.git from Linux (Ubuntu 64-bit 16.04). I followed these steps after setting up the toolchain, from a folder named ~/dev/ on the Linux machine: git clone git://git.videolan.org/git/vlc-2.2.git vlc cd vlc mkdir -p contrib/win32 cd contri...

Is this still true? Is there a way to modify the libVLC source code and recompile a patch in order to get the RTP time stamp? I have the same need for it that Lpas did.