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I believe the delay could be related to the destroying and recreating of the directshow filter graph per playlist selection. Doesn't really help you much other than entering technical details doesn't and hasn't reduced this for me, and I've used several USB DVB-t tuners. Mediaplayer classic HC is mu...

You're doing noting wrong as that's precisely how I'm also using it, but with only ~1second delay between playlist entry 'start/stop/start,etc..'. ~1 second is acceptable (for me) and i'm using 2.0.3. Just posting really to inform you that there is a 4 thread 'thread leak' per playlist stop/start wh...

This might help: https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=98277

libVLC audio visuals haven't been 'available' from anything 2.x or later. Visuals are available in 1.x though.

.mp3 Path isn't enclosed within double quotes?

For what its worth this was my attempt at a similar problem for VLC 1.10: SVMEM here. Seemed to work well at the time.

It was committed prematurely. The patch was not acceptable. I don't have the time to spend or inclination to get it over the finishing line. It was subsequently rightly reverted. Would it be possible if you could post the required patches? I ask as I'd already implemented a UI for this in preparati...

If you mean through libvlc, then it is possible if somewhat non conventional and at a risk of breaking at any point release. Have a look at vlc_input_item.h and vlc_epg_t then try something along the lines off: input_thread_t *p_input = libvlc_get_input_thread(vlc->mp); if (p_input){ input_item_t *p...

No as libvlc_media_player_set_position() takes a float for position, and one which is the same scale as what the slider provides (0.0 to 1.0). Incidentally; my software listens for the libvlc_MediaDurationChanged event, then takes the value in 'event->u.media_duration_changed.new_duration' as the le...

Try reimplementing your slider control so that it is not dependant upon the actual length of the media. Say, a range of 0.0 to 1.0, where 0.75 would be 75% of whatever the length happens to be. Works for me.

"CString file（"file:///c:\你好.avi"）；"

Why the single backslash?

Chinese and Japanese filepaths' both load/play just fine for me. Try pasting what you're currently doing.

MichaelMc, Thanks for the suggestion. I just tried the "Known Dll's" trick. I placed the wrapped version of ws2_32 in VLC's root, but now I get an error that the WS2_32.DLL cannot be found in the dynamic link library. So I guess the next question is: What do I do now? It's isn't as simple...

Does 2.0 run on Windows 2000 Pro SP4? (Dell OptiPlex GX 400, Pentium 4 1.8GHz, 512MB RAM.) If not, what's the last version that will? I noticed in the Older Versions section that there is a 1.1.13, but it's in tar and other files that I don't know what to do with. Where might I find a normal zip ve...

Hi all Today i try my application that using libvlc , my application using the audio-visual=goom parameter and it was working perfecly before the new version ? Is someting have changed for the initialization of goom with libvlc ? Can't someone confirm that its not working . P.S the goom working in ...

Is there a latest branch (1.2) build of 64bit VLC? Nightly contains trunk only.

Got ya. That's the same functionality I've also been looking for from within libvlc also.

I didn't think it was possible to stream multiple PID's from the same tuner, at least not from the HVR dongle I have. It's also not possible to change to another PID in real time (without recreating stream, like VLC does), which is a shame.

Based on what you posted, you may have the same issue as here: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=93181 C:/msys/1.0/win32/lib/libRenderer.a(FBO.obj):FBO.cpp:(.text+0x565): undefined reference to `__gxx_personality_sj0' C:/msys/1.0/win32/lib/libRenderer.a(FBO.obj):FBO.cpp:(.text+0x57...

I can confirm this issue also. configure no longer detects the location of the contribs as it previously had done so, say, a few weeks back. adding the '--with-contrib=/usr/win32' doesn't help. Perhaps the directory structure and/or location has changed. (using an updated msys and mingw32 with gcc 4...

The Win64 build doesn't seem to recognise the input MRL as valid anymore. Win32 builds 1.11 and 1.2 do recognise the input MRL. Win64 1.2: http://pastebin.com/sJfcfnSp Win32 1.2: displays a blocked green-like screen and jittery http://pastebin.com/XWjYZxzz Win32 1.11 (DVB-T is fine here) http://past...

Works great here, apart from a crash at exit and dvb-t totally non functioning (blocky green screen), otherwise, it's great!

While on topic: Support for Win2k as already been dropped from VLC 1.2.0.

As staten here: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html Windows 2000 with SP4 AND UR1 is required. Download UR1 aka Update Rollup 1 from there: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=b54730cf-8850-4531-b52b-bf28b324c662 Rollup 1 may be a prerequisite of the installer ...

With my libvlc based media player, which is in use daily, the Goom effect (or related) has never crashed. Could it be your system and/or software?