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by redDev
23 Apr 2009 11:05
Forum: VLC media player for Linux and friends Troubleshooting
Topic: play VLC in my own X Window
Replies: 3
Views: 915

Re: play VLC in my own X Window

Hello,

I'd like to do that too.
If we were using Win32 the answer would be FindWindow and then SetParent...

Regards
by redDev
08 Apr 2009 16:14
Forum: General VLC media player Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC License
Replies: 22
Views: 5784

Re: VLC License

Technically, it is legal if the commercial app is not derived work , in terms of copyright, of libvlc neither the open-source application around it. Ultimately, only a judge can rule anything legal or illegal. So if the protocol over the socket is an immediate serialization of libvlc API calls, the...
by redDev
08 Apr 2009 12:46
Forum: Development around libVLC
Topic: How to get playback buffer level
Replies: 0
Views: 516

How to get playback buffer level

Hi everyone,

I'm making a "non-stop" stream player.
The problem is that when buffer is too low, I'd like to play local files to avoid playback stops.
Does anyone knows how to get buffer current level?

Thanks in advance
by redDev
08 Apr 2009 12:23
Forum: General VLC media player Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC License
Replies: 22
Views: 5784

Re: VLC License

Hello j-b. Thank you for your fast reply.
Using socket, Yes, this is legal.
I don't know if you understand it right.

I mean this:

Commercial app -> socket -> Open-source app (not VLC) -> libvlc

Is this legal?

Thank you
by redDev
08 Apr 2009 11:38
Forum: General VLC media player Troubleshooting
Topic: VLC License
Replies: 22
Views: 5784

Re: VLC License

Hello, I want to make an open source app that uses libvlc and can access low level functions like reporting stream buffer level. This app will have a more powerful "rc" interface to support these commands. Is it legal to have a commercial application that sends commands using socket to thi...

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