[vlc-devel] libvlc Issues and Questions
    Pierre d'Herbemont 
    pdherbemont at free.fr
       
    Sun Jun 15 12:37:11 CEST 2008
    
    
  
Hi,
On Jun 15, 2008, at 11:59 AM, mlist at marxbitware.com wrote:
> I'm the developer that has been creating the C# wrapper 0.9.0
> available in the videolan forums.  I spent last night connecting an
> interface to the wrapper and used a few different versions of the
> nightly builds from the last week.
Have you looked at the CIL (.NET) bindings provided too?
> I have noticed a number of issues and I thought I would highlight  
> them:
Thanks!
> 1.  DVD Menus
>
> When using a DVD with menus, clicking on a menu item results in a copy
> of the output Window being made.  That is, rather than reuse the
> existing Window, it appears to create new one.  The result is that
> both the menu and movie are playing in different layers.  I've
> confirmed its not an issue in the wrapper, as I don't hear multiple
> audio streams using the similar functions.
That's a vout issue, that we could look forward to fix.
> 2.  CDDA / DVDSimple / VCD
>
> In the latest builds none of these work (eg. "CDDA://E:", etc).  In
> fact, in last nights build attempting to load any media results in an
> exception in both libvlc_video_set_parent and
> libvlc_media_player_set_drawable.
No idea.
> 3.  Setting the Output Window
>
> libvlc_media_player_set_drawable does not function.
What version are you using? The good thing would be to provide a  
sample code. It is highly probable that your video_output does not  
support reading the "drawable" variable. We could look forward to fix  
that.
> 4.  Getting Current Position
>
> libvlc_media_player_get_position returns 0.
Works here. Again, do you have a sample code, that shows that it  
doesn't work?
> 5.  Getting the length of currently playing media
>
> There doesn't appear to be a media_player function for this.
I think there is a libvlc_media function.
> 6.  Media_player Navigation
>
> Unable to locate Next, Previous, etc.  Is there a different
> interface???  I've seen set_chapter() and and audio_set_track(), must
> these be used instead?
There is no next, previous because it is not a media_list_player.  
However with input that do provide menus and track, such as a dvd you  
should be able to use set_chapter(), etc.
> 7.  Visualisations
>
> Unable to locate functions to enable this when playing a stream or  
> mp3.
Unfortunately there isn't, appart if you pass the right vlc args to  
libvlc or to libvlc_media_add_option.
> 8.  Stop does not function as expected
>
> In previous versions of the libvlc API, calling the stop function
> would return the output window to its previous state.
> libvlc_media_player_stop has the effect of leaving the loaded media in
> the window frozen at the point when it was called.
>
> 9. libvlc_release()
>
> Calling this results in an exception being generated.  It states that
> libvlc was asked to quit in an unexpected fashion.
Do you have more detail on that one?
Pierre.
    
    
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