I'm assuming one LoadLibrary call and then a VLC_Create() for each instance to create? And then a corresponding VLC_CleanUP() and VLC_Destroy() for each handle created? If I do this, I get an exception on the second VLC_Destroy().
What's the recommended way of doing this - the main thread with two VLC_Play's executing? Or do I need to do a LoadLibrary() in separate thread for each video to play?
How To - play multiple videos with DLL interface?
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Hi,
Last night for the first time I tried a test with the java bindings and was running two different videos (wmv & mov) at the same time. Although not specified I created two instances of the JVLC instead of the static one because of what I now know about the windows code it was not meant to handle two videos with one onstance.
I did only load the dlls once in my java code.
Regards,
-Tony
Last night for the first time I tried a test with the java bindings and was running two different videos (wmv & mov) at the same time. Although not specified I created two instances of the JVLC instead of the static one because of what I now know about the windows code it was not meant to handle two videos with one onstance.
I did only load the dlls once in my java code.
Regards,
-Tony
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