The file most prolly has messed up info. If you think VLC indexes that file incorrectly, then share us a sample file so I can open trac ticket for this. Sigh. Ok, lemme try to rephrase this. If VLC plays back .srt files against real time, instead of against the movies' "Time Elapsed" figu...
Erm, can we make one? I can help. Given that VLC is very adaptable, able to play just about any format, it seems a shame that a big part of it (subtitles) should be defeated by some incompatibilities. Like I said, the movie plays back just fine. Only problem is the "Time Elapsed" info. VLC...
I don't understand. Actually, the video concerned plays perfectly in VLC. Just that VLC reads back the "time elapsed" wrong. I've checked this with so many other movies. It's the length; this movie is more than 3 hours long. Other movies show the "Time elapsed" just fine. And con...
No, I didn't remux the movie, but I suspect it can work to remove any VLC-incompatible issues. I'm hoping that VLC's handling of subtitles' timing can be based on real clock, not couple to the "time elapsed" of the movie. That way, whether or not VLC can get the correct elapsed timing of t...
The movie is more than 3 hours long. VLC shows it (in "time position, time elapsed" at bottom right) as 02:58:10 Since the time elapsed is wrong, attaching a .srt file to the movie won't play the subtitle correctly. All other movies can use said .srt file. Is this a known bug? Seems I've s...
Additionally, I have implemented a callback function on the libvlc_MediaPlayerTimeChanged event and that only gets call 4 times a second. Is there anyway to increase this frequency? Well, there you go. :P The answer from Remi Denis-Courmont might have answered your question indirectly. About the on...
Can libVLC let me do rewind/forward with streams? Not from the video server end, but from the client (viewer) end instead. Can the client send a "set position" command to the video streaming server?
Additionally, I have implemented a callback function on the libvlc_MediaPlayerTimeChanged event and that only gets call 4 times a second. Is there anyway to increase this frequency? You are lucky already. For some media, that function is stuck on returning the "furthest time position played ti...
Do I have to install QT? The compile instructions didn't mention anything about installing QT. The `make' problem log: In file included from ./components/sout/profile_selector.hpp:32, from ./ui/sout.h:30, from dialogs/sout.hpp:33, from dialogs_provider.cpp:46: ./ui/profiles.h: In member function â€$...
Do I have to install QT? The compile instructions didn't mention anything about installing QT. The `make' problem log: In file included from ./components/sout/profile_selector.hpp:32, from ./ui/sout.h:30, from dialogs/sout.hpp:33, from dialogs_provider.cpp:46: ./ui/profiles.h: In member function â€$...
Is there no one from the developer side of things here? I tried the "Development around libVLC" forum, and there's no response there either. I figured out part of the cause. This issue happens with .mpg, but not with .wmv. Oh... please don't tell me I have to give up VLC for Microsoft's Di...
MediaPlayer mediaPlayer = playlist.getMediaInstance(); long oldTime = mediaPlayer.getTime(); // Assume it's 10 secs here. System.out.println("oldTime: " + mediaPlayer.getTime()); mediaPlayer.setTime(oldTime - (5 * 1000)); // rewind by 5 secs. // Let it run for a couple of seconds. System.o...
Hi Filippo, Thanks for your answer. What do you mean with "native side"? VLC's C (original) source code? If so, do you know if VLC developers know about this issue? By the way, do you expect a new JVLC release due to next (and first) VLC 0.9 stable release? Thank you a lot for your time, ...
I hit a problem following the instructions on http://trac.videolan.org/jvlc/wiki/developers . UnsatisfiedLinkError: jnidispatch (/com/sun/jna/win32-x86/jnidispatch.dll) not found in resource path Can we start a jvlc-dev forum or mailing list? I would really like to help out in the jvlc development. ...
Hi! I'm new too. Can I help out with JVLC? I intend to put JVLC project into Eclipse. Some help will be much appreciated. Where do I get the source, actually? I've found only tags (release branches?). I figured it out. I downloaded the entire vlc repository with git. I configured a Java project in ...
you have a path problem. run it from "C:/Program Files/VideoLAN/VLC/" I've tried "--plugin-path=D:\" and "--plugin-path=D:/". The libvlc.dll is in the D:\ folder. And I still get the UnsatisfiedLinkError, unable to get the library 'libvlc' loaded. Running WinXP, Eclips...
Can I help out with JVLC? I intend to put JVLC project into Eclipse. Some help will be much appreciated. Where do I get the source, actually? I've found only tags (release branches?).