I don't think so, but I could be wrong.Is it possible to send command line arguments to VLC while it's running?
Thanks for the response. The issue is that it limits the amount of control I have over the shelled program. For instance, what if the user might want to pause the recording part way through and resume? I also wanted to be able to record the live stream to enable the user to pause, rewind, and fast forward, but I found that the code I was using, for some reason, disabled one of the keys.The easiest way should be to start VLC directly with the command line string. (VB.net should be able to do this)
I have tested it now, it's not allowed. You can access to dshow, but you can't record it.It could be possible, if you set the correct command line options with vlc.playlist.add().
That's true. But I don't know a better solutionThanks for the response. The issue is that it limits the amount of control I have over the shelled program.
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