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Yes, it seems that JVLC is there to test our mettle. The reference to svn.videolan.org/jvlc/jvlc-trunk is misleading, as the current source is actually in the main vlc repository, and not in jvlc. To add to the confusion, as well as two source repositories, the project also has two home pages, https...

To build jvlc.dll, you can follow the directions in the document explaining how to cross compile JVLC for win32, paragraph titled "Linker Option". As phmorin says, this document is found at https://trac.videolan.org/jvlc The Makefile is located at vlc-trunk\bindings\java\src. My Makefile e...

Found the cause of my problem: I had no white space before the -shared option to the linker. This caused the JVM to crash for no obvious reason. Staying with Windows/Cygwin, I now have a working jvlc.dll. VLCExample.java is working OK with the exception of audio.setChannel, which throws (on both cha...

Try removing the single quotes.

..Sid.

You probably created 'configure-vlc' with a Windows editor that terminates each line with cr/lf, but the shell script expects Unix-style lines ending in lf.

Fix up your script with dos2unix, like this (cd vlc-trunk first) :

$ dos2unix ../configure-vlc

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Hello, I would like to use JVLC (java binding) under Windows, using a recent version since the Java interface seems to have changed a lot since the last JVLC binary release. I have built VLC version 0.9.0-svn Grishenko with configure option --enable-java-binding under Cygwin, but I can't find jvlc.d...