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is there any way to understand where user clicks when video plays?

Could you be a little more detailed? What is it that tech4web wants?

I want to understand the exactly x and y of the place that user click on screen, to do some works with clicking in the screen instead of clicking on menus for example.

if you have an programmed application that is using vlc, you can just intercept mouse events to determine when/where the mouse is being clicked...different ways of doing this depending on the language...

is it possible to develop a Desktop Environment based on VLC!

You can do that with tweaking the video output, yes.

if you have an programmed application that is using vlc, you can just intercept mouse events to determine when/where the mouse is being clicked...different ways of doing this depending on the language...

I looked at the JVLC Java bindings project to do just that...retrieve the location of the mouse pointer over the video using Java. However I kind of gave up after I wasn't able to use/control JVLC properly to play video. Do you have any experience using Java at all?

Thanks,
Dave

VLC 0.8.6d on Windows XP