Static vlc launch from command line on android

[jongerenchaos]

I want to create a static vlc player from the android command line without playing the videofiles on the android screen . When i use http://wiki.videolan.org/AndroidCompile i get a file that i can use incombination with eclipse (but i get no executeable static vlc file).

So, i want to transfer one vlc executable file by ssh (from my linux server) to the android device and execute them (by ssh), play a playlist (only on the commandline not on screen) and stream the video to another device (by a remote ssh console).

Exactly the same as the FFMpeg project: https://github.com/guardianproject/android-ffmpeg

How can i realize this?

[edwardw]

I want to create a static vlc player from the android command line without playing the videofiles on the android screen . When i use http://wiki.videolan.org/AndroidCompile i get a file that i can use incombination with eclipse (but i get no executeable static vlc file).

Of course, VLC for Android is clearly an Android application...

So, i want to transfer one vlc executable file by ssh (from my linux server) to the android device and execute them (by ssh), play a playlist (only on the commandline not on screen) and stream the video to another device (by a remote ssh console).

Seeing as how Android supports none of the standard Linux sound servers (alsa, pulse nor oss), how are you going to hear anything? Somehow I think you would not enjoy playing something and not hearing or seeing anything.

Exactly the same as the FFMpeg project: https://github.com/guardianproject/android-ffmpeg

How can i realize this?

I would make a Debian chroot (Google for it) and just install VLC desktop for ARM into it, it's not worth trying to link regular VLC to bionic.