[vlc-devel] Re: modifying vlc player

[Jean-Paul Saman]

LATIFZAI, EMAL (JSC-ER2) (NASA) wrote:

>I've looked at the vlc player and I definitely like what you guys have done
>here.  Currently I'm working on a project of wireless streaming of mpeg-2
>(es, ps, or ts) video using multicast in a vxworks environment, although I'm
>going to build the system on windows 2000 and then modify it to work on
>vxworks. I tested out your player/streamer (on windows) by using one vlc as
>the server and another as the client and it worked beautifully.  However, I
>want to take away all of the redundant (in reference to my project)
>capabilities since modifying the system to work on vxworks instead of on
>windows is quite complicated with all of these libraries and functions I
>
Are you going to submit the changes to vlc vxworks port back to this 
community?

>really don't need.  So can anyone please give me a hand here?  I would
>really appreciate it if you can point out exactly which libraries I need and
>which ones I don't. I want to keep the gui and be able to the above
>mentioned task only; besides that, if I can get rid of anything, I would
>like to.  I want the program to be as lean as possible.  Thanks.
>
>  
>
Do you need streaming capabilies for VLC?
If so then you need ffmpeg, libdvbpsi and mpeg2dec, otherwise only 
mpeg2dec and libdvbpsi are needed. On the configure line you can use 
--disable--xxx for the modules you do not want (substitute xxx for a VLC 
module). Further more after doing a ./configure .... the file vlc-config 
can be tweaked to limit other plugins.

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Many greetings,
Jean-Paul Saman

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