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If not, is there a config file where I can force to use VideoLAN.VLCPlugin.2 ?
I had a look to the source code, but no luck so far

PS: it is for firefox under linux

If I reload a page or type a different location in the address bar while vlc plugin is loaded, Firefox crash.
Any idea how to fix this ?
Xavier

I had the same problem. do you use the full path of the video ?

Hi, is there any way to specify the progid, when creating a VLC instance using createElement ? It seems that : vlc = document.createElement("EMBED"); vlc.progid="VideoLAN.VLCPlugin.2"; vlc.type="application/x-vlc-plugin"; document.body.appendChild(vlc); does not take pr...

do you know you need to use javascript to interact with the plugin ? theres an official API here : http://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation:Play_HowTo/Advanced_Use_of_VLC#Building_HTML_pages_for_Mozilla.2FFirefox.2FInternet_Explorere.2FSafari_.28VLC_version_0.8.6_and_above.29 and a lib i created to a...

Does not work with 0.8.6h neither (?)

I guess the answer is yes, simply broadcast your video using vlc and use vlc to play the streaming on each computer.
The sync won't be perfect if you have two computer next to each other, but good enough to follow your favorite video from different room

...when the mouse is over the slide ?

Nothing redundant here, you can choose to change the volume by wheeling the mouse when the mouse is over the video or when the mouse is over slide only

I agree to... far too small.
Instead of changing the size of the volume control, what about a more precise control via the mouse wheel when the mouse is over the slide ?

It's been a while but I think I managed to compile ffmpeg. I gave up in the end as the performance was not good enough
Sorry that I can't help you more ...

I tried using using ffmpeg where you do : -i and a file name without an output > into a text file
but It will not output to a text file..

use It's because ffmpeg use the error output (2) instead of standard output (1)

hot coffee, made with an italian machine, and a sugar (because it's strong)

And please .... NO MILK

Hi:
I also got the same problem, but I commented out those codes, it works for me, but I am not sure what will be the side effects.

I commented out as well and it does work, my main side effect is that is working now

Discussed several time already :
Remember playback positions
Bookmarking.
Are bookmarks implemented?
would be nice though
Xavier

Why don't you change the default video output ?
Preferences -> Video -> output
and save

dummy interface is a fake interface which is suitable to display nothing , change this for something else.
take a look to vlc --help for more information, and the parameter --intf

delete or move your .vlc rirectory ($HOME/.vlc)) ?

As far as I remember, VLC is open source, so you just need to look at the code
maybe somewhere here : http://git.videolan.org/cgi-bin/gitweb. ... 11;hb=HEAD

I tried VLC on an ARM11 using frame buffer. I played a mpeg4 but : ffmpeg error: more than 5 seconds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?) ffmpeg error: more than 5 seconds of late video -> dropping frame (computer too slow ?) ffmpeg error: more than 5 seconds of late video -> droppi...

I did try to change the source code regarding tty as explain here.
but still get the same error

I have the same problem here. I finally build successfully vlc for arm. I try to start vlc from a ssh session vlc --vout fb --fbdev=/dev/fd0 movie.mp4 here is the log related to the frame buffer: fb video output warning: disabling tty handling, use with caution because there is no way to return to t...

I'm afraid you understand badly.

unfortunately right

x264 is an h264 encoder.

Mpeg4 video is decoded by ffmpeg.

Ok

The target option is only usefull if you compile compilers. it's of no use for vlc or ffmpeg

Make sense then.
Thank you very much for this quick answer

As far as i understand mp4v support is done by x264: I build it with the following option: ./configure --host=arm-none-linux-gnueabi and try to build vlc as follow: ./configure --host=arm-none-linux-gnueabi --target=arm-none-linux-gnueabi -prefix=/home/xavier/arm-linux \ --disable-mad \ --disable-a5...

I finally manage to build vlc for arm by removing a lot of options (cf http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=36930&hilit= ): --disable-mad \ --disable-ffmpeg \ --disable-a52 \ --disable-libmpeg2 \ --disable-hal \ --disable-dbus \ --disable-dvdnav \ --disable-libcddb \ --disable-x11 ...

Hi amareshram,
I'm trying to cross compil vlc for the mx31.
I have the same linkage problem than you (undefined reference to addMD5)
Did you find the solution or did you give up ?