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is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby tech4web » 07 Feb 2008 16:51

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

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Re: is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby CloudStalker » 08 Feb 2008 02:39

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

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Re: is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby tech4web » 08 Feb 2008 06:42

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. :?

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Re: is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby sfed » 08 Feb 2008 22:58

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...

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Re: is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby tech4web » 10 Feb 2008 18:34

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

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Re: is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby Jean-Baptiste Kempf » 10 Feb 2008 20:10

You can do that with tweaking the video output, yes.
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Re: is there any way to understand where user clicks when video

Postby dhirwinjr » 12 Feb 2008 04:39

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?

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