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Hello I'm still having a problem with vlc-0.9.0 and openSUSE-10.2 What I did now is I compiled vlc-0.9.0 myself but I am still not able to display a rtsp stream from my AXIS camera. Can anyone tell me which configure options are required for vlc-0.9.0-trunk as well as for ffmpeg? Here is what I did:...

Hello I have installed vlc-0.9.0 for my fresh Suse-10.2 installation via rpm from your download.videolan.org server. I had to manually install libebml-0.77-26 and libmatroska-0.8.0-30 to resolve dependencies, then it installed with no problems. When opening a rtsp stream from a live camera it doesn'...

Hello

is this right, that two transformations like the following cannot be done in vlc-0.8.6c but only in vlc-0.9.0? Are there any plans of releasing 0.9.0 in the near future?
Thanks
Stefan.

I wouldn't mind the java bindings but jut can't get it to compile on my SuSE 9.2. But I keep on trying...
Thanks, Stefan.

Hallo I aim to write a small application that uses vlc to display four mpeg4 streams simultaneously on the screen. Besides I would like to be able to use the vlc features such as zoom and transform. What is the simplest and quickest way of getting this done? Sould this application use WxWidget, QT, ...

the directfb video output module doesn't implement zoom, width, height, ....

ok thanks.

Hi
one more note. The "--zoom" command line option works for me under X but not in a text console!
Thanks Stefan.

Hi I'm new to vlc so please forgive any silly questions. I installed vlc on a openSUSE 10.2 sucessfuly. I'm also able to open a rtsp MPEG4 stream in a tty. My problem is that the command line options for scaling and positioning (I tried --width, --height, --zoom, --video-x/y) do not have any affect,...