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Hi everybody,

I was wondering if it was possible to show the visualization (spectrum, goom...) when playing an audio file ?

As a matter of fact, i would like to do this in order to listen to a webradio on a web page.

Thank you very much for your help,

Cyrus.

Yes, it should work.

Thank you very much for your answer. But i don't know how to do that despite several tries .

Hi, I also invested a lot of time in finding how to do this.

It should be a matter of passing the correct options, in either of these ways.
The options are the same as when you would use them in command line.
But I didn't succeed in seeing the visualizations.

So according to me it is not possible.


//var options = new Array("--audio-visual=visual","--effect-list=vuMeter");
var options = "--audio-visual=visual --effect-list=vuMeter";
var itemId = vlc.playlist.add("http://yp.shoutcast.com/sbin/tunein-sta ... s?id=69637", null, options);
vlc.playlist.playItem(itemId);
vlc.audio.mute = true;

I would be interested in writing my own visualizations based on the audio levels if there was someway we could get that information from the plugin, that would be awesome! If anyone gets this working with the options however, please let us all know your function

I would be interested in writing my own visualizations based on the audio levels if there was someway we could get that information from the plugin, that would be awesome! If anyone gets this working with the options however, please let us all know your function

So far no, but it could be done.