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Ok, thank guys. I'm going to pull this feature from my app requirements for the time being. I went into this thinking that it might be an easy, supported option to just turn on and this does not appear to be the case. I'll keep checking in on VLCKit development from time to time and if things change...

Hmm... I'm not sure, actually. I added the framework to my Xcode project using a POD file. When I built my app for the first time, I'm not sure if it compiled VLCKit or just used a pre-compiled framework. I suspect that it was pre-compiled and I've never recompiled it. Are there changes that I need ...

Just tried doing it this way: let myPlayerOptions = ["audio-filter=audiobargraph_a","audiobargraph_a-bargraph=1","sub-source=audiobargraph_v"] outputPlayer = VLCMediaPlayer.init(options: myPlayerOptions) Still no bar graph. Interestingly... if I do it this way: let myPl...

You mean like this: media.addOptions([AnyHashable(":audio-filter=audiobargraph_a") : NSNull()]) media.addOptions([AnyHashable(":audiobargraph_a-bargraph=1") : NSNull()]) media.addOptions([AnyHashable(":sub-source=audiobargraph_v") : NSNull()]) or like this: media.addOpt...

Thanks for getting back to me on this. I don't see anything in the logs about these options. I've gotten rid of the "--" with the same result. I had high hopes for doing it this way: var outputPlayer: VLCMediaPlayer = VLCMediaPlayer() let videoURL = URL(string: theURL) let media = VLCMedia...

Hello, I'm using VLCKit in MacOS to play some audio streams and now I'm looking for a way to meter the audio. Is it possible to add the AudioBarGraph filter? This is what I'm trying in Swift: var outputPlayer: VLCMediaPlayer = VLCMediaPlayer() let videoURL = URL(string: theURL) let media = VLCMedia(...