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hi otrofox, how you did setup for cross compiler, actually I am not much familiar of setup cross compiler, i tried to setup using Fedora core 6, but many errors and not success. which operating system you used and how you did setup for that. many thanks, I'm a completely newbie for linux and cross ...

Not sure but, IMHO, the main unstability problem of JVLC for Windows is related to the asynchronism of JNI calls. If, after a call (i.e. playlist.play(-1, null)) you wait 400ms, the JVM doesn't crash. By contrast, if you try to make a lot of calls at the time without a little sleep time between them...

Nowadays, the API let you navigate through the video, but I found an error. If I use the setTime/setPosition methods for moving to the first three quarters of the video (upto position 0.75 !!APROX.!!) it works fine but, after that limit (0.80, 0.90, in example) the video goes farther (5-10 seconds f...

Is it possible to hang your version? We are all having the same problem.

I cannot help you since I'm suffering a similar problem. I finally could compile vlc-0.8.6 using cross-platform compiler from cygwin. Of course I had to define the usleep function in jni-playlist.cc and change a lot of include paths and evironment variables JAVA_HOME and so... but... after all, it d...

Just a point. When using the precompiled JVLC.DLL, the examples work fine but, the API offered is not as powerfull as the one included with the last version (fullscreen, setVideoSize, etc.). On the other hand, those new features don't work at all in my VLC0.8.6 build but, at least, they are availabl...

I finally could compile vlc-0.8.6 using cross-platform compiler from cygwin. Of course I had to define the usleep function in jni-playlist.cc and change a lot of include paths and evironment variables JAVA_HOME and so... but... after all, it doesn't seem to work fine. I mean, it works, yes, it works...