I had previously run VLC and saved a playlist.
Later, I tried running my JVLC-based app. Now instead of using the URL string that I provide, it seems to pick up & try playing the default sout string from vlcrc.
How can I force vlc to play the provided url? (I'm using VLC 1.0.3)
How to override the default sout option value
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Re: How to override the default sout option value
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Re: How to override the default sout option value
Thanks, Jean.
I had actually tried that, but the vlc tries playing an empty stream, which fails again.
Apparently the --reset-config was not behaving as intended when passed as an option to create the libvlc instance.
So I used --reset-config in a prior call which checks the libvlc version: vlc.exe --reset-config -I dummy -version --dummy-quiet vlc:\quit
All's well now.
I had actually tried that, but the vlc tries playing an empty stream, which fails again.
Apparently the --reset-config was not behaving as intended when passed as an option to create the libvlc instance.
So I used --reset-config in a prior call which checks the libvlc version: vlc.exe --reset-config -I dummy -version --dummy-quiet vlc:\quit
All's well now.
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