Does anyone know how to implement the VLC Python bindings?I downloaded vlc.py and vlcwidget.py from the VLC wiki (http://wiki.videolan.org/Python_bindings) and tried to run vlcwidget.Other than having
I\'m trying write a java program to send live microphone data over UDP, then receive the data in VLC. I\'m basically using the same code as in this post to package up the stream and send them over. Wh
I wanted to get some ideas one how some of you would approach this problem. I\'ve got a robot, that is running linux and uses a webcam (with a v4l2 driver) as one of its sensors. I\'ve written a contr
I have been working on the solution to develop video streaming web services using C#. I am using Windows XP, with the latest version of vlc 1.0.3 to stream video over LAN network. However, currently,
I get the \"cross-thread operation not valid\" here: if ( vlc.State == VlcPlayerControlState.PLAYING )
I\'m following the directions on this page: http:开发者_Go百科//wiki.videolan.org/Mac_OS_X_Framework
Edit I\'ve been able to simplify the reproduction of the error: When trying to build this sample: $ cc example.c -arch i386 -lvlc.2 -L/Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/lib/-I/Applications/VLC.ap
My C++ application calls VLC as a subprocess. Is there a way to avoid having the GUI pop-up? I am looking for a Mac and a Windows solution. Hackish workarounds are welcome too.
Edit I stopped using VLC and switched to GMax FLV Encoder. It does a much better job IMO. Original post
I have an old T-Mobile MDA.It has WiFi, Windows Mobile and a camera.I would like to convert it to be used as a baby monitor.Ideally, I could do this with just be a port of VLC to Windows Mobile, but I