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Posted: **07 Mar 2013 10:44**

Hi.
I'm using libVLC 2.0.5 (vlc-qt actually) to create a media player for my program.
I have some problems with sound output: there are notable lags on volume changing and I have no sound at all when I pause and then resume the playback.
I have these problems both on Linux and Windows, but Vlc Media Player itself is fine on both these platforms.
Is it correct that if I initilize the vlc instance in my program exactly with the same arguments as they are in Vlc Media player, these problems will disappear?
How can I get the arguments the vlc instance in Vlc Media Player is initialized with?

Thank you.

Posted: **07 Mar 2013 20:23**

The only two flags passed by VLC 2.0.x to libvlc_new() are --no-ignore-config and --media-library. They are likely irrelevant in this case.

Posted: **11 Mar 2013 11:44**

The only two flags passed by VLC 2.0.x to libvlc_new() are --no-ignore-config and --media-library. They are likely irrelevant in this case.

If I use these flags and have no other errors in my program, I should get exactly the same behaviour as in Vlc Media Player, right?
I mean these functions will do the work:

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libvlc_new
libvlc_media_player_new
libvlc_media_player_set_media
libvlc_media_player_play

Posted: **14 Mar 2013 17:34**

Seriously, you can read the code in bin/vlc.c yourself...

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