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Does someone know which of the plugins-libraries JVLC actually uses? I now provide them with my program, but they take almost 25Mb...

Did you also try (note the alternative placement of the quote characters): There you go, I indeed tried them all (and many more :D). But now at least I knew it had nothing to do with that. I thought jna was a default java library, so one of the things I tried was to reinstall Java. IT IS NOT THE CA...

Frankly, it's quite obvious what that error means. The JNA runtime can't find the libvlc.dll file. As to why it can't find it, that is either obvious or it isn't: That indeed seems to be the problem, but setting the jna.library.path (or any other property for that matter, classpath, library-path,.....

Well, I tried to move my project to your VLCJ to get rid of that .bat to edit the %path% for the previous JVLC. So I downloaded the .svn repository to make a build like you suggested. This did not work, and since no information is available on how to do this. I abandoned quickly. I wanted to see if ...

These are files I used for my project. The Configloader and NoSuchParameterException are not even used in that class, so they can be deleted without problems. The MP3FileInformation basically has the information of a certain file. MP3.getTitle() gives the title in String format, getArtist() is simil...

Problem solved: here's a WORKING CODE with a few extra's. package mp3Player; import headFrame.PublicFrameActions; import java.awt.BorderLayout; import java.awt.Canvas; import java.awt.FlowLayout; import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; import java.awt.event.ActionListener; import java.awt.event.WindowEve...

I have exactly your stats. The solution? add the path to the VLC folder (in program files) to the system-variable %PATH%. Go to run configuration in eclipse, environment, select variable path and add ;c:/program files/Videolan/VLC or something to it at the end. This is a quick scratch of how to do i...

Hmm, an update to the situation. Does anyone see what can cause this difference in the console between working code and non-working code? Working code: *** LibVLC Exception not handled: No active input Set a breakpoint in 'libvlc_exception_not_handled' to debug. [00000399] main demux warning: no acc...

Hmm, the problem is not Java-related, as the following piece of code can show: package MP3player; import java.awt.Canvas; import java.awt.EventQueue; import java.awt.event.WindowEvent; import java.awt.event.WindowListener; import java.io.File; import java.io.IOException; import java.lang.management....

Yep, I have the same issue with the canvas inside a JFrame... if you resize the frame or move the frame or something, it will simply suddenly close the ffmpeg codec... Also, it will take ages to load. I hope you have found a way to solve this issue? The code I use comes from another application whic...