I am running version 0.8.4 ActiveX control within a Visual Basic 6.0 application on Win2000 server platform.
I have the control on the main form and I am displaying a multicast udp video. I start the playing using the .addTarget method.
When I discontinue the playback using the .stop method, and I call the .addTarget method the video does not start again. What am I doing wrong here?
SECOND: Is there a command to get the current 'offset' into the playing multicast? I could not find documentation on this.
THANX in advance
Bill
restart playback /offset
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BillW
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chkauer
Hi !
If I didn´t missunderstand you, you are playing a stream in your control (udp multicast), so your control acts as a client.
In that case, I don´t think you can get or set the offset, because there´s no start or end in a stream, better say, the client doesn´t know when the stream ends/ has begun.
Try the same commands to get/set offset while playing a file, if it works, you did it right
Another question, do you also have some experience in VC++ ? i need to give the options in an addTarget command but don´t know how..
Chris
If I didn´t missunderstand you, you are playing a stream in your control (udp multicast), so your control acts as a client.
In that case, I don´t think you can get or set the offset, because there´s no start or end in a stream, better say, the client doesn´t know when the stream ends/ has begun.
Try the same commands to get/set offset while playing a file, if it works, you did it right
Another question, do you also have some experience in VC++ ? i need to give the options in an addTarget command but don´t know how..
Chris
Chris,
When I check on the multicast server, it knows how far it is into each video.I would assume that this information could be gathered up by the client as well.
I do have some experience in C++. If your question is how to make the array:
string[] MyArray= {"String1", "String2", ...};
should do the trick
When I check on the multicast server, it knows how far it is into each video.I would assume that this information could be gathered up by the client as well.
I do have some experience in C++. If your question is how to make the array:
string[] MyArray= {"String1", "String2", ...};
should do the trick
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