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Would it be possible to add functions to VLC in order that it could save videos into YUV (4:2:0, 4:2:2 or 4:4:4) format ? This way, one could think about converting a video to YUV (which is uncompressed) and easily read the YUV file to process each frame. This would be a solution to the impossibilit...

can you send me the activeX (and even the code if you can) ?

OK, it seems that VLC's design makes it very complicated to play one frame forward or backward. I think that going one frame backward would be more complicated than going one frame forward (because of the network streaming design of VLC). But would it be possible to go one frame forward ONLY (and no...

What I mean is that I can't compile. The addTarget function, for example, isn't available in the popup menu that appears when I type the dot (.) after my variable name (this popup menu contains all the available functions). I have found the reason for that: the VLC plugin seems to be available in 2 ...

That's what I did but I tried that on several machines and on some of them, I couldn't access all the functions (for example, I couldn't access addTarget).

I think that unregistering axvlc.dll and registering it again (using regsvr32) should fix that. I'll try.

I want to precise that I use VC++ with MFC under Visual Studio 2005

I am also interested in getting the project/workspace/solution files

I have registered the VLC activeX using "regsvr32 axvlc.dll". In my Visual Studio 2005 project, I have created a ActiveX control using the VLC ActiveX. First can someone explain me why the ActiveX registration (by regsvr32) created two ActiveX controls : "VideoLAN VLC ActiveX Plugin v...