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SteveRicketts

You were able to run the simple player? Are you on Windows or Linux? I'm trying to do this in MonoDevelop on openSUSE. I'm going to need to do the same thing with the raw bytes into VLC. I do it on Windows with another application using both TCP and UDP. Nothing special sending the bytes, but on the...

SteveRicketts

I've just been on the following site: https://sourceforge.net/projects/libvlcnet/. Looks like there was an update 14 days ago and the project has been revived. I've put in an e-mail to the project administrator "razr" and am waiting for a reply. I downloaded the tarball from the svn locati...

SteveRicketts

I'll second... and third this request! I don't know if it's the gazillion posts I've read on libvlcnet, videolan.interop, or c# wrappers, but I'm WAY confused as to which approach I should be taking to use VLC in a .Net environment. Unfortunately, on top of that, I need it to work in Mono. If anyone...

SteveRicketts

I tried changing the source and hard coding a file to play. Now I get the error that Mediainfo.dll is not found. However, it's in the bin/Debug directory with everything else. I tried to add it as a reference but it says it's not a valid .Net assembly. Does this give any more clues to my problem?

SteveRicketts

I downloaded the libvlcnet files and samples and am just trying to get the simple-player sample to work. The C# project compiles, but I must be missing something because as soon as I try to open a video file, the program halts. Running in the debugger execution stops on the first line of the openFil...

SteveRicketts

I'm trying to incorporate the libnlc control into my C# program running in Mono on openSUSE. I've placed the dll's into project/bin/debug with the rest of the code. When I hit the VlcPlayer.Initialize() statement, the program hangs. No errors are recorded. Can anyone give me some direction on what m...

SteveRicketts

Nicely done wrapper! I just downloaded the wrapper and built it into a .dll using VS 2008 on 64 bit Vista Business. I'm using 1.0.3 and passing the wrapper an http url stream, it works very well. Events kick up nicely and really no problem at all... except copying the .dll's and plugin's everywhere....

SteveRicketts

For what it's worth, I downloaded the VideoLan.Interop a .Net libvlc 0.9.x wrapper and tried it out. I'm using 1.0.3 on 64 bit Vista Business and it works quite well. I built it into a .dll and send it a URL from the calling program. I'm not doing much other than play, pause, stop, and getting or se...

SteveRicketts

I would like to use one of the wrappers in my C# code to play an http video stream from a server with the latest version of VLC. Will need the play, pause, stop, get/set position, and status. I see there are three stickies at the top of the forum that do similar things. Can anyone tell me which of t...

SteveRicketts

I have it working in FF and ID but I used the onLoad event to put the URL of the file in the playlist. function imLoaded() { document.getElementById('VLC').playlist.add(url) document.getElementById('VLC').playlist.play(); } ... <body onLoad="imLoaded()"> <embed type="application/x-vlc...

SteveRicketts

I've encoded Markers into a number of .wmv files. I can read them when using WMP but I would like to use VLC and read them with the plugin. I can't seem to find any information in the documentation on how to do that.

Any direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

sr

SteveRicketts

I tried searching and it appears there are no Javascript events in the 1.0 API. I'm just looking for confirmation before doing the setInterval thing.

sr

SteveRicketts

Sounds like the best plan... thanks for all the input.

SteveRicketts

Ah, we're right back around to where we started... I was looking for a way to install just the ActiveX control and necessary .dll's so I didn't have any files in the plugins directory. So, I assume that in order to install the control, I'd really need to install all the .dll's in the plugin director...

SteveRicketts

Put the control in a web page and used the iterator object. Says "no access module matched HTTP". So, what's that mean in the scheme of things?

SteveRicketts

Ok, I put these three parameters in the "opions" parameter of the VLCPlugin.addTarget method and still no log. I tried them as both a string as well as a string array. Tried playing both a stream and a file with no luck. The VLC ActiveX is inside a VB6 program if that makes any difference.

SteveRicketts

HTTP stream on port 8080. WMP takes about 3 seconds to buffer and 10 to start playing the same stream for comparison.

SteveRicketts

Sorry to be so dense... I'm not sure how to make it create a log. I put --logfile directoryname in the options parameter of the addTarget method but it didn't do anything. How do I turn on logging?

SteveRicketts

Darn, spoke too soon. While the axvlc.dll registered and I was able to compile the control inside my VB app, but it won't play anything. I was trying to play a stream and that didn't work so I tried a few local .wmv's, .avi's, etc. and they wouldn't play either. The files as well as the stream plays...

SteveRicketts

I just ran a couple of tests streaming video with Windows Media Encoder streaming at 28kbps 320x240. Both the ActiveX version and desktop VLC (both version 1.0) took 83 seconds before the video started to play. Actually, it took about 80 seconds before the connection IP's showed up on the WME connec...

SteveRicketts

Excellent! Putting libvlccore.dll allowed me to register axvlc.dll successfully and all is good now.

Many thanks for such a great reply.

sr

PS. Vive le Tour

SteveRicketts

I'd like to just distribute the 1.0 ActiveX control and am finding some problems using approaches previously posted to this web. I've copied axvlc.dll and libvlc.dll to c:\program files\VideoLAN\VLC and created a registry key of HKLM,Software\VideoLAN\VLC, installDir with that directory value. Howev...

SteveRicketts

Ok, never mind... I had left the program running and in the time it took me to write the post and grab a coffee, it was playing. Looks like it took 3-4 mintues to connect. Don't know if that's WME or VLC but at least it's working!

Steve

SteveRicketts

I'm having a problem getting a video to play inside an VB control although it works in the VLC player 1.0 (and WMP). Code looks like: VLCPlugin1.AutoPlay = True VLCPlugin1.addTarget BroadcastIP, Null, VLCPlayListInsert, -666 VLCPlugin1.play Where Broadcast IP is HTTP://xx.xx.xx.xx:8080 To test, I'm ...

SteveRicketts

FF doesn't support ActiveX controls like Internet Explorer does. Check the link at the top of this forum (link below) for a discussion on using Javascript API's.

viewtopic.php?f=16&t=29654

Steve

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