I posted on jvlc trac an updated document atOkay,
I got past one problem and ran into another near I hope the end of the build. When compiling the java bindings:
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For my project getting this part to work is critical. I saw work being done in this area recently by "littlejohn" and not so sure his changes are being picked up by subversion.
http://jvlc.ihack.it/releases/jvlc-0.9. ... -win32.zipThanks Littlejohn,
I had downloaded the windows binary (.exe) install and under the program files videolan folder I could find no zip.
Can you please point me to the url I should use to get the zip? I understand it may be in a videolan zip.
Many Thanks,
-Tony
I'm the java bindings (ie jvlc) mantainer, so send any thoughts to me or in the videolan devel mailing list (I do not check the forum very often). If you want to help with development, feel free to send me any patches. In this case write me, so I can help you in setting up the development environment.Thanks Littlejohn,
I will try that zip later today. Since I have seen your name associated with working on JVLC I would like to offer support in helping getting it tested and if I can get the build to work also in development.
Please let me know how I can help and communicate in a timely manner my findings and suggestions.
Regards,
-Tony
Hi Tony,Hi Littlejohn,
I did some more testing and was able to use JVLCCanvas sort of. If I followed the sequence of adding to container and sizing as your reparent example then the movie would stay in the canvas most the time except when I minimized then maximized or if I moved the frame till the movie overlapped the edge of the desktop.
Even the reparent I observed had the same issues.
I was using jdk 1.6 but compiling for 1.5. I will try some more testing tomorrow evening.
Hope this helps.
-Tony
The main problem at the moment with windows jvlc is the jvlccanvas and panel behaviour. We need to understand why this happens and what to do to avoid this. This means checking the windows video output module (directx) to see how it behaves when the set parent call is issued (ie, what params are passed and if it needs more info to display the video output properly).Hi,
I do have a Linux environment. I have Suse Linux 10.x setup as a second OS on a box setup for dual boot. I usually use Windows for development but I am willing to give linux a try but not sure how proficient I would be initially.
Hope that helps,
-Tony
Let me know if you have anything you want me to try.
From past experience with the way dlls are built in VLC, I'd say that libjvlc.dll.a and libjvlc.dll are the same thing (IIRC, libtool adds the .a even if we tell it not to)Is that as was intended? Is the libjvlc.dll needed or is the libjvlc.dll.a supposed to be named libjvlc.dll?
The dll generated in the make process is jvlc.dll (not libjvlc.dll). In fact, the windows binary distribution of jvlc contains that file.From past experience with the way dlls are built in VLC, I'd say that libjvlc.dll.a and libjvlc.dll are the same thing (IIRC, libtool adds the .a even if we tell it not to)Is that as was intended? Is the libjvlc.dll needed or is the libjvlc.dll.a supposed to be named libjvlc.dll?
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