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If nothing can be done there, is there a way @yabbadidu can get his/her video card blacklisted for hw acceleration? Unfortunately I don't think this is a good solution, as although I am currently working on this specific video card, I can't be sure nor force the hardware configuration of the final ...

To be honest, I'm a bit surprised by this answer.. I understand that you don't want to have to manually set all parameters to their default value, but at the same time, as a developer and user, I'd like to have my custom values to be taken into account. What's the point of having parameters otherwis...

The weird part is that, as I said in the opening post, it works from VLC so there must be a way to have it understand that variable but it seems to be ignored if called from the outside.

Sorry, but I don't understand what you mean with your answer.. am I doing something wrong or something that shouldn't be there?
I was always under the impression that VLC is only a graphical wrapper around libVLC, so if it works with VLC, why can't it be done in libVLC?

Thanks, you can find a sample here then https://gitlab.com/SirePi/libvlc-test You will need to grab manually VideoLAN.LibVLC.Windows from nuGet because, for some reasons, it seems it won't be restored in the target folder if it's already present in the packages' list when you first open the project....

Sure, there you go private static DirectoryInfo VLCPATH = new DirectoryInfo( Path.Combine( Program.SERVICE_PATH, "libvlc", IntPtr.Size == 4 ? "win-x86" : "win-x64" )); private static string[] VLCOPTIONS = new string[] { "--avcodec-hw=none" }; private static st...

I'm trying to perform some rtsp to webm transcoding using libVLC inside a c# project. For some reasons, hardware acceleration is not working properly on my development machine (and apparently on 3 other machines, with various video cards, I have tested my solution on) ; I get the same situation if I...