[vlc] VLC .Net Plugin dosn#t use Hardware-Support

[DUehlig at q-soft.de]

Dear VLC-Team,

I am using the VLC .Net  plug-in in my program. Unfortunatly the plug-in(
axVLCPlugin2) does not accept the options for hardware support that I use 
in my solution.
I want to stream an HD-video on my client PC via UDP.

If i use the VLC-Player to recieve my steam it works perfekt with these 
options: video output: DirectX(DirectDraw) and ffmpeg: with the box 
"Hardware decoding" checked.
Here is the source code I used in my solution.

--- string[] options = new string[] {":ffmgeg-hw=1", ":vout=directx"}
---  axVLCPlugin21.playlist.add("udp://@239.252.20.1:1234", "ZDF HD", 
options);

I developped it with C# by using MS Visual Studio 2010 on Windows 7 
64-Bit.

The client that receives the stream and where the solution has to work is 
an  Intel Atom D525 with ION2(next Gen) 2 GB DDR3 and SSD with Windows 7 
Pro 64-Bit

The VLC-player uses the" Video Engine" and "GPU Load" but the GPU doesn't 
use the plugin. * I monitored the GPU with "TechPowerUP GPU-Z 0.5.5"

Please send me documentation of the options I can use with the VLC-Plugin 
in C# and sample code in C# on how to use it this option. Otherwise if 
there is another Solution that can solve my problem please let me know.



Greetings from Erfurt, Germany




Uehling, Daniel
Praktikant Q-Soft GmbH
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