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Damien wrote:
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cite="mid:6df580e50912100548s74fe6c35x365fb4fdbca8bccb@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Hi,<br>
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<div class="gmail_quote">2009/12/9 Developer <span dir="ltr"><<a
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<div>Ok, from a command line:</div>
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vlc -I dummy -vvv --extraintf=logger --logfile=z:\ffmpeg\VlcLog.txt
"z:\tempdata\sin.avi"<br>
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<div> The program starts, the video plays (directx window) and the
log file is filled with a lot of text.</div>
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<div>When launching my program directly from commandline (microsoft
framework), instanciating VLC with same parameters, log file is not
created and the media video seems to be a smiley </div>
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What do you mean by running directly from commandline (mircrosoft
framework)? Are you meaning executing a SHELL COMMAND from within say
C#?<br>
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<div>[0x3cacc6c] main playlist debug: adding item `☺' ( ☺ )</div>
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<div>When running with Mono, things seems to work better :</div>
<div>[0x201fdac] main playlist debug: adding item `a.avi' ( d:\a.avi )</div>
<div>But without interface, I can't really say if video is really
read, since nothing is shown...</div>
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<div>If I remove video from initial parameters and try to create
media using functions, it crashes when calling MediaPlayer.Play()
(Microsoft or Mono).</div>
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<div>To ease finding a solution, I will try to only use Mono for now,
but I will try to find a workaround for Microsoft framework.</div>
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I am using VS2008, .Net Wrapper (MS Framework) and running 50+
simultanious streams within an application... So issue I dont believe
it is in the framework your choosing..<br>
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What would be helpful:<br>
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What command are YOU running? If your running from within a program,
some sample code be helpful.. Seems your playing a playlist vs.
playing a file directly? a sample of that playlist would be good too.
Also make note that playlist handling in the .NET VLC wrapper does not
work. Most folks manually handle switching thru playlists in code.<br>
<br>
Shawn<br>
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