I guess you can. Here are some entry points: 1. Plugin documentation [ Documentation:WebPlugin ] --> Look at vlc.playlist.add(mrl,name, options ) and associated example 2. Existing options [ VLC_command-line_help ] --> Look at Options-styles and --http-user-agent=<string> I think you can then give a...
VLC mozilla plug-in is an optional glue to be able to embed a video in a HTML page on Mozilla-like browsers. This component is of no use if you have not VLC installed since it relies on the installed VLC to render the video in the webpage. Some more informations: - this plugin is similar to the Acti...
multicast implies UDP , so unreliable especially over wifi and loaded networks. If another peer send a packet to the wifi AP at the time one of yours is being sent, both packets will be merged and unreadable, they will need to be resent. In fact the same occurs on cabled network and UDP packets are ...
Both Developers_Corner and Git wiki pages give hints. Then locate "safe()" occurrences and you will understand quickly what modification need to be done. You can also use tarballs to start from a stable release. For my own, I use Linux even when compiling for Windows platform but you can s...
I have no idea how to enable this without modifying VLC, ... except those ones:
- use an older VLC (prior to 0.9) -> never advised!
- try to mess VLC DLL files (move/remove all vout dlls except opengl one, or rename the opengl one to be theaded as the legacy one)
I think you are facing the security policy of ActiveX interface. As it can be inserted in a webpage, restrictions have been added for a malicious webpage to not be able to arm your computer. Only options tagged as safe (in the source code, need compile your own VLC to modify this set) can be used. I...
1- your line is very long, better to use "code" button above edition area to paste it
2- missing one '}' at the end of your line?
3- If it is not, you will have to provide debug output.. Using -vvv and using "Code" button for your past to be readable. (you can use a pastebin too)
1- src field do not handle such "query" I think, only media URL(s?) to add to playlist. To do special stuff like deinterlacing, you need to use JavaScript_API . 2- before (up to VLC 0.9.8a iirc), it was doable this way: <object id="vlcnode" blabla>without src parameter</object> a...
- When VLC is not running, try to remove ~/.cache/vlc folder.
- Without debug symbols, gdb will give less accurate information but maybe it worth a try with the little information it can give.
Maybe the second and third byte is a Program specific number while the fourth is a kind of counter? A kind of, yes. From MPEG TS standard. I have not the time right now to decode hex bytes but informations you gave are precious, thanks. I will ask you one more test as a fast check of my (bad) hypot...
No need to have same VLC version on all computers. Several ways exists to stream, depending on what you want: - http streaming (suitable for VOD, stream is initiated if a client ask it) - rtp/rtsp (VOD, stream is initiated if a client ask it) - udp streaming (server streams blindly without knowing i...
You added POSIX code while Windows platform is not POSIX compliant. To open a socket on windows, you have to cope with Windows API (windows.h, MSDN, etc). You can also bind your code with a POSIX emulation layer which cope with Window API for you. @see Win32CompileCygwinNew#POSIX_emulation_layer @se...
Which VLC version is it? Can you start VLC using command_line and -vvv parameter (full verbose)? Can you past interesting/last lines here (using "code" button above please) Can you try this to get more accurate crash details: # install GNU debugger package if you have not yet installed it ...
Are you speaking about several programs/PMT? In such case, you can use playback> program menu to switch between muxed channels. Using command_line , there is option "--program". If PAT packets do not describe your PMTs, you can use "--ts-extra-pmt" option to virtualy create a PMT...
I do not use Windows to compile (like most developers), but yes I think you have to work with Win32CompileCygwinNew . For you information, contribs (pre-compiled dependancies like FFmpeg, etc) can often be found at one of those locations: http://people.videolan.org/~jb/Contribs/ http://download.vide...
Do you really need the .lib file? Using gcc compiler suite (default for code::blocks I think), can't you link your binary with VLC DLL files directly? I don't remember exactly, but trying the equivalent of: gcc -c yourode.c vlc-include-files*.h -o yourcode.o #and (assuming libvlc.dll is in a -L path...