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I persevered with JVLC for a long time in my own project but I was never completely happy with it. It seemed like it hadn't been updated for quite a while, used deprecated libvlc features, didn't bind all of the libvlc functions I needed, and it also had quite a lot of classes and implementation that I simply didn't need. So, with that in mind I decided to produce my own cut-down Java binding to libvlc.

I used the JVLC code as a model, but stripped out everything I didn't need and basically re-wrote a wholly encapsulated VideoPlayer class. I still use JNA, but my LibVlc.java has only the methods I need. All my client application needs to worry about is calling the methods in the right order. The reason I'm writing this is to say that it's not actually all that hard or that much effort to make your own Java bindings against libvlc and you can forget about JVLC completely. You can obviously tailor your own bindings to your particular need. It is possible to create a working video player component quite easily using only a subset of the functions in libvlc.

In case anyone is interested in what I did to get rid of JVLC and create my own bindings I'll post some more details in subsequent posts. Such information would have been useful to me when I started out on my own project so I hope someone else can get some benefit from what I did. Code: VideoPlayer vp = new VlcVideoPlayer(vlcargs); vp.setVideoSurface(c). A few other things. First, I wanted my own Canvas to exclusively manage keyboard input.

Well, vlc adds it's own keyboard (and mouse) bindings (e.g. To set volume, or toggle full-screen mode), which I did not want. So I had to do a custom build of vlc that removed vlc's keyboard bindings. This was actually quite simple under Ubuntu after making sure all of the vlc build dependencies are installed, I just commented out the code that handled keyboard/mouse input and did a full rebuild. Second, I just couldn't get streaming subtitles to work reliably. But that's a whole other story (posted elsewhere on this forum). I own a lot of foreign language movies so I need to get that working if possible.

Well, I hope this series of posts helps someone out. I spent a LOT of time and effort integrating Java with vlc for my own project and I would have really appreciated it if someone else had posted information like the above to give me a head start. I hope I've shown that you do NOT need to rely on JVLC to achieve something on a similar project. I'm not knocking JVLC and my work is based on it, it just seemed to have stopped development and didn't deliver exactly what I needed. The client provides a menu of the videos available on the network and allows you to choose one for playback.

On selection, a request is sent to a remote network service to begin streaming the selected video to the client. All playback requests, such as pause, next chapter and so on, are sent from the client to the remote server for processing. I also integrated JLIRC for infra-red remote control.

This all works with multiple clients too. what's that for a network service? Might you have used the telnet interface of vlc (default port 4212) for setting up the stream and start playing it? Another question: - is it possible to build a unique 'vlcplayer.jar' which can run under different operating systems, e.g. Linux and windows where no vlc is installed. There are different libraries available, logically. But have they somehow to be installed/registered?

What's that for a network service? Might you have used the telnet interface of vlc (default port 4212) for setting up the stream and start playing it? I don't use any of vlc's control interfaces.

My service has a streaming video player component that can play/stop/pause/skip chapters and so forth. Destiny 2 mac os. This means all of my control can be done in Java on the server side. Once you have that, you can use any sort of client/server interface from the client to control the service. I happen to use an embedded HTTP server (Jetty) on the server, with a servlet that responds to client HTTP requests such as '/play/somemovie.iso' and '/chapter/3'. The server maintains state (e.g.

A video player instance) for each client. My client uses HttpClient (from Apache) to make the calls. I use dynamic service discovery for the clients to locate the media server. You could use Restlet, JMS, EJB, RMI or any remoting technology you can think of. The key thing is that I only use libvlc for the media player itself. Everything else is done in pure Java, including the control interface.

I can't help with your other question, I only target Linux and rely on vlc being correctly installed. 2a) use my own keyboard shortcuts - the vlc ones disturb the application For this, I rebuilt vlc from scratch. Assuming you have the source already. In./modules/videooutput/x11/xcommon.c, find the ManageVideo method. Find the comment starting /.

Vlc-devel Vlc Source Compilation Issues For Mac Pro

Handle X11 events: ConfigureNotify events are parsed to know if the./, and then keep going down the file. Remove the else clause commented with /.

Keyboard event./ 4. Remove the else clause commented with /. Mouse click./ 5. Remove the else clause commented with /. Mouse release./ 6.

Remove the else clause commented with /. Mouse move./ 7. Do a 'make' and 'sudo make install' to build and install your custom vlc build.

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Hi sherington, Thanks for such good example of JVLC, you simplified JVLC use. I am trying to use JVLC in my java application but struggling to get it run.

I found the steps to execute JVLC in eclipse on this link and it is working fine. But when I try to use jvlc.setVideoOutput(c); it is throwing error. I have executable jar file jvlc-core-0.9.0-SNAPSHOT-20080727. It has LibVlc.class file. As per your earlier post, we need to modify the LibVlc file as per the applications requirement. I am not able to do that, can you give complete steps to create such a file from this jar file. As in the application we have to embed the video in a pan which will be static means there is a pan which will display the video, the position of the pan will not change, only it will play different videos.

Before using VLC in java application I have successfully used VLCObject and VLCControl js files and they are working fine. Can you suggest something on this.