When playing a video that doesn't fill the parent window (using the DLL interface), the window is filled in with black. Is there a way to dictate which color the background should be filled in with?
I'm assuming one LoadLibrary call and then a VLC_Create() for each instance to create? And then a corresponding VLC_CleanUP() and VLC_Destroy() for each handle created? If I do this, I get an exception on the second VLC_Destroy(). What's the recommended way of doing this - the main thread with two V...
There's plenty of good documention, it just gets overly complicated with all the command line options. There must be a better way to simplify things but I can't imagine one...other than perhaps a command line builder front-end. A gui app just to output the correct command line options....or, spit ou...
No takers? I know there's some video storage server rental places that might be a good spot to dump all this video, but just wondering how people are handling it now. I can't imagine streaming it over the net in real time as I have no idea how many unicast broadcast sessions would be happening at th...
"some of the filters, including transform, are still using the old video filter 1 framework. They can only be used with a video output. So you won't be able to use it"
Sorry, I'm a bit confused with your comment as I am specifying an output chain already. According to doc: http://www.videolan.org/doc/play-howto/en/ch04.html "--filter <string> adds video filters to the processing chain" So shouldn't this work as I provided? Or are you saying that the filt...
given command line of vlc <filename.asf> --filter transform --transform-type 90 --sout "#transcode{vcodec=WMV2,acodec=mp3,audio-sync}:duplicate{dst=display,dst=std{access=file,mux=asf,dst="output.wmv"}}" The display is flipped, but the transcoded video is not. Any guidance would ...
Given a bunch of distributed clients locally viewing a MPEG-4 video+audio stream from their NetCams that reside on their local networks - we want to give them an opportunity to click a record button and then send it to our offsite location for archival purposes and viewing on demand later. Using vlc...