[vlc-devel] (JVLC?) Audio problem incase of two vlc instance

Victor Fuertes Zanon vicfueza at teleco.upv.es
Mon Jan 28 16:10:33 CET 2008


Hi Amaresh,

first of all, I don't know how have you created the two VLC instances in the
same application, have you used JVLC (Java Bindings)?

I have found a similar problem using JVLC. I create two VLC instances in the
same Java program, the first streams from a capture device and the seconds
plays a stream (yes it's a videoconference application ;)). It seems the buffer
(Tx/Rx) used by the two VLC instances is shared and they don't work well
simulteneously.

Try to use the first instance and, later, the second one. If they do work well
then you can supose your problem is similar to mine.

I don't know how JVLC is built neither how to fix it, but I'm working on this
right at the moment. I hope Philippe Morin or Filippo Carone (the two JVLC
developers I know) read this thread and help us!

I let you now if I do any progress

Cheers, Víctor.

Mensaje citado por Amaresh Ram <Amaresh.Ram at lntinfotech.com>:

>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create two VLC instance in a single application to play two
> stream simultaneously. I also want that one of the VLC instance should not
> play audio data. I followed following steps:
>
> 1. created first vlc instance
> 2. created second vlc instance with --no-audio option
> 3. added stream 1 to first vlc
> 4. added stream 2 to second vlc
>
> But I am not able to hear any audio. If I start the second vlc instance
> without --no-audio option then audio for stream 1 is audible.
>
> I just want to know whether individual vlc instance can be configured with
> different audio/video setting?
>
> regards/Amaresh
>
>
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