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So, this code works to adjust the viewpoint, but only after a brief flash of the unaltered viewpoint: import vlc p = vlc.MediaPlayer('V1.mp4") p.play() v = vlc.VideoViewpoint() v.yaw = 100 p.video_update_viewpoint(v,False) while p.get_state() != 6: continue Whereas the following code does not r...

There was a bug but after reporting it the developer has patched it, the variables can now be assigned and the viewpoint updated. However-- I can't update the viewpoint before playing the video, it simply doesn't acknowledge the change when I play. If I set the command to update the viewpoint just a...

The developer of python-vlc patched the issue with FFI. However, I am still trying to figure out the proper procedure for setting the desired variables and have not had success so far. Could you explain how you would implement a very basic yaw change, for example, in the c libvlc code with a single ...

Tried that version and no go as well. Took your advice and opened the issue. I'll update here if I find out more.

Thanks for the reply! Yes, the file you linked to is the one I'm using, and it definitely crashing when trying to run the interop code. Here's the whole crash message I get when running the above code: Traceback (most recent call last): File "sample.py", line 9, in <module> view = vlc.libv...

Hi I'm new to the VLC api, and I'm trying to write a short python script to play a 360 mp4 video, setting the viewpoint to a specific pitch/yaw/roll/zoom. So far my code looks something like this: import vlc Instance = vlc.Instance() player = Instance.media_player_new() Media = Instance.media_new('S...