Talk:.Net Interface to VLC - Revision history

Mwac1234: /* License in Wiki doesn't match license in code */

2010-04-13T23:52:19Z

License in Wiki doesn't match license in code

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	The Wiki talks about the GPL, but all the files are marked as LGPL. This would allow commercial applications to freely link to the code as an external library and still meet the requirements of the license.		The Wiki talks about the GPL, but all the files are marked as LGPL. This would allow commercial applications to freely link to the code as an external library and still meet the requirements of the license.

	Nevermind - the Wiki is referring to the fact that libvlc is GPL.		Nevermind - the Wiki is referring to the fact that libvlc is GPL. The interface classes are released under LGPL, but in the end if libvlc is GPL, you're subject to that license.

Mwac1234: /* License in Wiki doesn't match license in code */

2010-04-13T23:50:42Z

License in Wiki doesn't match license in code

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	The Wiki talks about the GPL, but all the files are marked as LGPL. This would allow commercial applications to freely link to the code as an external library and still meet the requirements of the license.		The Wiki talks about the GPL, but all the files are marked as LGPL. This would allow commercial applications to freely link to the code as an external library and still meet the requirements of the license.

			Nevermind - the Wiki is referring to the fact that libvlc is GPL.

Mwac1234: /* License in Wiki doesn't match license in code */ new section

2010-04-13T23:26:14Z

License in Wiki doesn't match license in code: new section

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	This guide is pretty uninformative. Can someone please come back and finish this and explain how to integrate this into a project or something? Also a zip file would be nice.		This guide is pretty uninformative. Can someone please come back and finish this and explain how to integrate this into a project or something? Also a zip file would be nice.

			== License in Wiki doesn't match license in code ==

			The Wiki talks about the GPL, but all the files are marked as LGPL. This would allow commercial applications to freely link to the code as an external library and still meet the requirements of the license.

Bugmenot at 22:03, 16 February 2010

2010-02-16T22:03:15Z

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	== Shitty guide ==		== Shitty guide ==

	This guide is pretty uninformative. Can someone please come back and finish this and explain how to integrate this into a project or something. Also a zip file would be nice.		This guide is pretty uninformative. Can someone please come back and finish this and explain how to integrate this into a project or something? Also a zip file would be nice.

Bugmenot at 22:02, 16 February 2010

2010-02-16T22:02:56Z

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	but i need to draw small images and texts on this video and stop double click which lead to full screen?		but i need to draw small images and texts on this video and stop double click which lead to full screen?
	thanks in advance		thanks in advance

			== Shitty guide ==

			This guide is pretty uninformative. Can someone please come back and finish this and explain how to integrate this into a project or something. Also a zip file would be nice.

Adawiat: /* how to draw on vlc region by c# */

2009-12-08T06:51:44Z

how to draw on vlc region by c#

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	i had used this vlc interface and it woks prefectly event with local files or streams		i had used this vlc interface and it woks prefectly event with local files or streams
	but i need to draw small images and texts on this video?		but i need to draw small images and texts on this video and stop double click which lead to full screen?
	thanks in advance		thanks in advance

Adawiat: /* how to draw on vlc region by c# */ new section

2009-12-08T06:38:08Z

how to draw on vlc region by c#: new section

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	Thanks in advance!		Thanks in advance!
	James		James

			== how to draw on vlc region by c# ==

			i had used this vlc interface and it woks prefectly event with local files or streams
			but i need to draw small images and texts on this video?
			thanks in advance

Mrnorris: New section: Example usage

2008-09-18T21:11:16Z

New section: Example usage

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	Can I be so bold as to zip up the files as a Visual Studio 2005 project to create the DLL and upload them as a zip file here? [[User:Benelliott]]		Can I be so bold as to zip up the files as a Visual Studio 2005 project to create the DLL and upload them as a zip file here? [[User:Benelliott]]

			== Example usage ==

			Hey,

			Would it be possible for me to grab some sample usage of this project, I'm looking to create a very basic app that just spawns a VLC window & grabs timestamps from a playing DVD. There's not much info on how to use this API & I wouldn't mind a simple example (which must exist anyway).

			Got it compiling with a couple of minor tweaks btw, though I agree a zip would have saved some time!

			Thanks in advance!
			James

The thing: New section: Can I?

2008-05-29T21:49:28Z

New section: Can I?

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	== Please read the copyright notices ==		== Please read the copyright notices ==
	I have noticed that many companies are including the C# .NET interface in commercial applications and disregarding the terms of the license. If you use the control in any application, commercial or otherwise, you must make the source code to the control available to the public. I have to laugh at companies who want programmers to sign a "non-disclosure" agreement--programmers should NEVER do this and programmers should always retain the copyright to their work and grant ONLY a non-exclusive license to a company. I think the companies using this control in their commercial applications should be held accountable for their violating the copyright notice on this control.		I have noticed that many companies are including the C# .NET interface in commercial applications and disregarding the terms of the license. If you use the control in any application, commercial or otherwise, you must make the source code to the control available to the public. I have to laugh at companies who want programmers to sign a "non-disclosure" agreement--programmers should NEVER do this and programmers should always retain the copyright to their work and grant ONLY a non-exclusive license to a company. I think the companies using this control in their commercial applications should be held accountable for their violating the copyright notice on this control.

			== Can I? ==

			Can I be so bold as to zip up the files as a Visual Studio 2005 project to create the DLL and upload them as a zip file here? [[User:Benelliott]]

Twilight.tinker: /* Companies Need To REad The Copyright Notice */

2008-05-29T11:34:57Z

Companies Need To REad The Copyright Notice

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	This freaking project doesn't even compile!!! There are two missing members!!! This is the lamest waste of time I have spent in a long time... Wikis suck, btw...		This freaking project doesn't even compile!!! There are two missing members!!! This is the lamest waste of time I have spent in a long time... Wikis suck, btw...

	== ~~The author created a static link which simple won't work if you need to cretae more than one instance of this control~~ ==		== Please read the copyright notices ==
	~~A static link to~~ the ~~library prevents you from creating~~ and ~~using multiple instances~~ of ~~this~~ control as in ~~a camera wall. You need to remove~~ the ~~static declaration from this~~ source code in the ~~library~~ and always ~~set~~ the ~~video out~~ to ~~OpenGL~~ and ~~NOT DirectX. There is NO way~~ to ~~lock the video in~~ a ~~window with DirectX and only OpenGL will allow you to play multiple instances of~~ the ~~VLC~~ control ~~where the video will~~ be ~~locked in~~ the window displaying the video. For example, if you create 2 instances playing video and collapse the window, then you will lose one of the winddows playing the video unless you set the output to openGL and a NON-static link.		I have noticed that many companies are including the C# .NET interface in commercial applications and disregarding the terms of the license. If you use the control in any application, commercial or otherwise, you must make the source code to the control available to the public. I have to laugh at companies who want programmers to sign a "non-disclosure" agreement--programmers should NEVER do this and programmers should always retain the copyright to their work and grant ONLY a non-exclusive license to a company. I think the companies using this control in their commercial applications should be held accountable for their violating the copyright notice on this control.