Re: vlc an javascript controls

I've add some functions in libvlc.c which can be called via javascript
in mozilla here are some of the function which can be used :

 get_length()
 get_position()
 Mute()
 Is_Mute()
 Playlist_status()
 Get_index_of_actual_item_in_playlist()
 Get_Number_of_item_in_playlist()
 Access_item_in_playlist(in PRInt64 item_number)
 prev_in_playlist()
 next_in_playlist()
 add_item_to_playlist(in string item_name)
 slower_video()
 faster_video()
 goto_from_begin(in PRInt64 sec)
 goto_from_current_position(in PRInt64 sec)

I just send patches to vlc-devel list. I hope people would like it.
I don't take any care in choosing the name of the function. So i hope it
would be self explaining :)




Le 29/04 13:43, Gildas Bazin a écrit :
> On Thursday 29 April 2004 13:20, Valery Roche wrote:
> > Version 0.7.2 is very cool !
> > 
> > But that's not the subject of my message. As I have now the plugin 
> > fonctional into Mozilla, I'm asking to myself if I can have a large 
> > control on the embedded vlc. I know how to play, pause or stop a stream. 
> > But how can I choose to play faster or slower, and what if I want to 
> > change the size (not fullscreen, I know how to do that).
> > 
> > As an example, on ther same model found on the website, I tried this 
> > control : ... onClick='document.myvideo.faster()'...
> > Doesn't work !
> > Maybe it's not possible.
> > 
> 
> The restriction here comes from the libvlc api itself.
> The api is very basic (because it is very experimental as well) so what is 
> needed is somebody to work on extending the API. Not an overly difficult 
> task, but still, coming up with a good API is not always easy.
> 
> > I'd like to have the possibility to navigate inside the http stream (by 
> > indicating a time code for example), as it is possible inside VLC when 
> > it's browser independant. Is this possible ?
> > 
> 
> Same problem.
> 
> > And last : when I read a http stream, VLC doesn't show the right time 
> > code (except with 0.7.2, but if I navigate in the stream, it indicates 
> > the time since the play has begun). Do you think it will come in a next 
> > version ? or maybe I have something to do with the video files (DIVx) ?
> > 
> 
> If the stream is seekable from the client side, then I guess it should work. 
> If not then it might be a bug.
> 
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> Gildas
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