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Postby ZerBit » 29 Nov 2004 16:40

Hi all :D

I would like to start VLC with HTTP interface as a win service. What command line must i put? Also, Is win service a stability option? :roll:

Regards :lol:

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Postby Tom Mix » 30 Nov 2004 22:56

hoi

im exaclty at the same task! and it wont work for me so far

okay my stuff is: win xp sp1 vlc 0.8.1

i do the following:
go to settings
go to modules
go to interface
go to ntservice
check: install winntservice
enter the etraintf http
save
restart vlc
and nothing happens
no service at all
is help out there?

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Postby Gibalou » 01 Dec 2004 12:18

Try running this from a dos command box:
vlc --ntservice-install --ntservice-options "--extraintf http --http-host=:80 --whatever_other_option"

This will install VLC as a service and the service will be started with the command line given in --ntservice-options.

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Postby BananaJoe » 01 Dec 2004 13:19

i tried that as well and came to the conclusion that the http interface doesn't work...
or at least the description is wrong, incomplete or whatever.

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oh damn!

Postby Tom Mix » 06 Dec 2004 01:14

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Actual_version Version:3 Running VLC as a Windows NT/2K/XP service * Install the service with the following command line: "vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-install --ntservice-extraintf=http". This will activate the http interface as well so you can actually do some useful stuff with the VLC service. * To uninstall the service, just use: "vlc -I ntservice --ntservice-uninstall".
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