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From the archives: On Windows you could try adding --codec dmo to your command line to force the Windows .dll to be used for decoding WMV instead of FFmpeg which uses the VC-1 decoder (VLC 0.8.6). So it's "vlc --codec dmo" within VLC's directory under DOS or added to a shortcut (without t...

If you think it's a decoding issue, you could try the -dmo switch on the command line for VLC. This will force the usage of the Windows DMO codecs. However, if the audio is WMAp (5.1) the files will not play.

I am not familiar with the use of command line for vlc, is it "vlc -dmo" at cmd?

Have you tried nightly builds? http://nightlies.videolan.org/ Thanks you for respond. I have tried but getting the same result. The version that I tried is vlc-0.9.0-svn-20080125-0000-win32.zip. I would like to provide you more information for debug. Codec:wma2 Channels:2 Sample rate:22050 Bits per...

Hi All, When I use VLC to play internet radio(mms, mp2 format), a problems always occur. main warning: buffer is 74518 late, triggering upsampling main warning: audio drift is too big (148629), dropping buffer main warning: resampling stopped after 891615 usec (drift: 28457) main warning: audio drif...

Hello, I am interested playing internet radio, now I can only visualize video stream. Can you share the code? Send me at caddress@gmail.com Regards, Andrés I am using the sample code on the first page... nothing special for internet radio... just add the radio link by addtarget like open other medi...

Hi All, I am writing an application in C# which is using VLC(libvlc.dll) to play internet radio. The player is nice and able to play. I can get the now playing event or poll the playing state ram, but how can I get any "Fail to play event"?? For example, invalid link, network disconnect, c...