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I am able to stream an rtsp on windows 7 64 bit machine through C# Winform application. This is the library i used - VLCDotNet and here is the code sample to play the RTSP stream: LocationMedia media = new LocationMedia(@"rtsp://192.168.137.73:554/live.sdp"); vlcControl1.Media = media; vlcControl1.Play(); I would like to store the streams to a file in my PC on a button click and stop the same with another button. How do i achieve this? Here is the code: Vlc.DotNet.Core.Medias.MediaBase media1 = new Vlc.DotNet.Core.Medias.PathMedia("rtsp://192.168.137.73:554/live.sdp"); media.AddOption(":sout=

I'm having trouble attaching an event handler to tell when a song has finished playing when using the VLC Python bindings. The event_attach function is complaining about the callback type. def __init__(self): self.vlc = vlc.Instance() self.vlc_playlist = self.vlc.media_list_new() self.vlc_player = self.vlc.media_list_player_new() self.vlc_player.set_media_list(self.vlc_playlist) self.vlc_events = self.vlc_player.event_manager() self.vlc_events.event_attach(vlc.EventType.MediaPlayerEndReached, self.SongFinished, 1) .... def SongFinished(self, *args, **kwargs): pass Errors: self.vlc_events.event

I have an h264 video file that is loaded into memory, and I attempt to play it with imem using the parameter "imem-cat=4" so that vlc will use an access module to demux the video, and vlc starts and receives my imem parameters successfully: [0x7f38a0000e28] access_imem demux debug: Using get(0x404e1d), release(0x404e91), data(0x7fff5b4a9430), cookie("IMEM") This category also means I don't have to provide DTS and PTS. The imem module for VLC isn't well documented, but I've found hints in several places e.g. https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=111917 https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic

I am using LibVLC version 3.0.0 to play incoming mpeg2ts stream over rtp on Android. The code is the following: SurfaceView playerView; //Initialized somewhere before LibVLC libVlc = new LibVLC(context, arrayListOf("--file-caching=150", "--network-caching=150", "--clock-jitter=0", "--live-caching=150", "--clock-synchro=0", "-vvv", "--drop-late-frames", "--skip-frames")); MediaPlayer player = new MediaPlayer(libVlc); IVLCVout vout = player.getVLCVout(); vout.setVideoView(playerView); vout.attachViews(); Media media = new Media(libVlc, Uri.parse("rtp://@:" + UDP_PORT + "/")); player.setMedia

I'm using LibVLC to display video files. It's working fine so far, despite of the orientation. I'm able to get the orientation out of meta-data but don't really know how to force LibVLC to rotate it from landscape to portrait. It would be nice to get a hint for a workaround. Thanks! I had a similar problem. Unfortunately LibVLC for android does not expose all features, so I had to change code in the jni layer to get it working. Here is how to do it: Edit libvlcjni.c, and find the function : Java_org_videolan_libvlc_LibVLC_nativeInit. Look for the local varibale argv array and add the following

i'm trying to control the VLC Media Player from C#. I tried getting a handle on the window with the FindWindow() command from .Net but as i found out the name of the window changes every time a file is played. The biggest problem i have is sending wm_commands to vlc..This approach worked with Winamp and Windows Media Player but with VLC it appears that it won't work. I read that VLC can be controlled from a browser but i don't whant that...i've seen in it's settings that it has some hot keys that can be called..but they can be changed and if i call them from my code somehow...and the user

I have an IP camera streaming on Linux through rtsp protocol and h264 linux driver. I am able to see the video in VLC with the following address and port: rtsp://192.168.1.2:8080/out.h264 However if I try to get the same video for OpenCV processing in Python 2.7.5 (MacOS X 10.9): import cv video = cv.CaptureFromFile('rtsp://192.168.1.2:8080/out.h264') I get the following error: WARNING: Couldn't read movie file rtsp://192.168.1.2:8080/out.h264 It seems something rather simple, but I am stuck on it. Thanks. this works for me (using opencv 2.4.9): vcap = cv.VideoCapture("rtsp://192.168.1.2:8080