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you do need a working install of VLC 0.9x on your system then use: This is where the plugin's binary are located!

The Problem was caused by these two lines, you have put into an if directive now. 135 #if USE_WPF 136 cbSurfaceChanged = new D3dCallback(SurfacedChanged); 137 InteropMethods.libd3d_surface_changed_callback(cbSurfaceChanged); 138 #endif There should not be a problem finding the plugins directory on l...

set video parent ist your friend!

take a look at:
http://www.syairin.com/SimplePlayer.7z
or the sample code from here
http://meedios.svn.sourceforge.net/view ... n%200.9.0/

If you are using an other c# wrapper, there should be something similar.

Hi Kairos, i did some work on getting this wrapper to work on ubuntu/mono 1.91... and using this constructor it does work! // mono/linux Constuructor public VideoLanClient(string[] args) { //Initalize our exception pointer p_exception = new libvlc_exception_t(); p_exception.Initalize(); //create out...

Hi guys: Sorry if is not the correct forum, but I'm very interesting in use and help with the .NET interface for VLC, so my question is where can I get a fresh copy of the source or where can a check out the last version (svn repo?). I would suggest using this wrapper instead: http://forum.videolan...

this should be a sticky imho, because this wrapper is actually under development and more complete compared to marx wrapper.

It would be great if VLC was a usable DVB App, but current version is not. (as far as i figured out.) It should be possible to create an .m3u Playlist and add the option ":program=[SID]" to specify the channel you want to watch. But for me on linux this did not work for some reason.

You are setting up the frequency and the other stuff, by adding mrl-options to your mediadiscriptor, right? Then you just have to add ":programs=[SID]" as option to your mediadiscriptor objekt.

sorry, i don't know, i'm not a jvlc magician :) but there are too many "libvlc error" ... and thats the problem! :) This "Djna.library.path" is garbage! passing the plugins dir as cmd line option to libvlc will work. java org.videolan.jvlc.example.VLCExample --plugin-path=/opt/v...

take a look at:
http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-h ... /ch03.html
http://www.videolan.org/streaming-features.html

ps or raw as mux should work, depending on the input format, or if you use transcode to make it mpeg2.

looks good imho... so whats the exact problem? Is "e:/test.avi" being created? If so, is their content in the file? By the way: as you are using mux ts, you should use ".ts" as file extension.

what exactly didn't work? Please try to add "-vvv" to arg and post your console ouput here.

here you go: http://www.tvsubtitles.net/

:sout is not the right choice in this case, because it is locally scoped to a media and you don't give any. So use --sout for global scope or: String[] parms = new String[] { "-vv", "--plugin-path=c:\\Programme\\VideoLAN\\VLC\\plugins"}; JVLC jvlc = new JVLC(parms); String file =...

I just figured out how to get JVLC working in Intrepid (they finaly decided to include vlc 0.9.2 in this release): - download the jvlc test release 2008-07-27: http://trac.videolan.org/jvlc/wiki/download - create a symlink to libvlc.so.2.0.2, so that jna is able to locate it: sudo ln -s /usr/lib/lib...

It does work on windows, but as xyber mentioned you have to adjust your path to enable jvlc/jna to find the libvlc libaries and you need to specify the path to the plugins' dir, to enable libvlc to find the plugins. Setting -Djna.library.path does not work for me. To run the example from a console: ...

A while ago, i started looking for an solution to integrate DVB devices distributed over a LAN into a mediacenter. requirements: - streaming and switching of TV channels over LAN - scheduled recordings - dvb server (backend) shall be Linux based -- backend shall not use its dvb adapters, when no cli...

Hi! First of all i would like to say thanks for your work, Marx! And now, to fill this post with some topic related content, here is some feedback: I sucessfully tested the on the test-app (from wrapper ver. 0.0.2) on the folowing plattforms: - WinXP / .NET 2.0 / Visual Studio 2008 / vlc-0.9.0-test3...