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+ | == To author: == | ||
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+ | Thank you for your time and effort. Would it be too much to ask you to give us guidelines how to stream files using Delphi and ActiveX component? | ||
+ | : ''(unsigned by [[User:Derran|Derran]])'' | ||
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+ | You can start streaming any time by modifying the MRL. | ||
+ | VLCPlugin1.addTarget('C:\video.mpg', null, VLCPlayListInsert, 0); | ||
+ | // you can use any MRL with parameters instead of 'c:\video.mpg' here | ||
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+ | See http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/streaming-howto-en.html to create the MRL fitting to your desires. | ||
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+ | You can also create a playliste-file (like .m3u) and embedd the streaming parameters to this file. | ||
+ | --[[User:Hogi|Hogi]] 00:01, 9 February 2007 (CET) | ||
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+ | == VLC and Delphi == | ||
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+ | Delphi can also use the [[ExternalAPI]] like in [http://tothpaul.free.fr/sources.php?dprgrp.vld VideoLAN for Delphi] :D | ||
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+ | { val:TValue } | ||
+ | val.AsInteger := IntToStr(Panel1.Width); | ||
+ | VLCLib.VLC_VariableSet('conf::width',val); | ||
+ | val.AsInteger := inttostr(Panel1.Height); | ||
+ | VLCLib.VLC_VariableSet('conf::height',val); | ||
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+ | == Controlling the size and client panel == | ||
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+ | The ActiveX runs like a champ, but it wants to create its own window to display. I need it to show on a panel (or anything else to set size and position) within an application. I was able to set the size by: | ||
+ | val := inttostr(Panel1.Width); | ||
+ | VLCPlugin1.setVariable('conf::width',val); | ||
+ | val := inttostr(Panel1.Height); | ||
+ | VLCPlugin1.setVariable('conf::height',val); | ||
+ | |||
+ | But this results in no display: | ||
+ | val := inttostr(Panel1.Handle); | ||
+ | VLCPlugin1.setVariable('drawable',val); | ||
+ | |||
+ | You can hear the sound when you continue with: | ||
+ | VLCPlugin1.addTarget(OpenDialog.FileName, null, $1, 0); | ||
+ | VLCPlugin1.play; | ||
+ | |||
+ | The 'drawable' variable is evidently not right, but it doesn't kick a compile error. | ||
+ | What is the correct variable? Or is there a whole different way I should be doing this? | ||
+ | Thanks. |
Latest revision as of 04:50, 27 January 2019
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Thanks to the article's author
I would like to extend my deepest thanks to the author of this article for simplifying the process of integrating VLC into the Delphi mainstream.
I find the tips in this article most helpful, and love the VideoLAN system immensley.
Simon
To author:
Thank you for your time and effort. Would it be too much to ask you to give us guidelines how to stream files using Delphi and ActiveX component?
- (unsigned by Derran)
You can start streaming any time by modifying the MRL.
VLCPlugin1.addTarget('C:\video.mpg', null, VLCPlayListInsert, 0); // you can use any MRL with parameters instead of 'c:\video.mpg' here
See http://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/streaming-howto-en.html to create the MRL fitting to your desires.
You can also create a playliste-file (like .m3u) and embedd the streaming parameters to this file. --Hogi 00:01, 9 February 2007 (CET)
VLC and Delphi
Delphi can also use the ExternalAPI like in VideoLAN for Delphi :D
{ val:TValue } val.AsInteger := IntToStr(Panel1.Width); VLCLib.VLC_VariableSet('conf::width',val); val.AsInteger := inttostr(Panel1.Height); VLCLib.VLC_VariableSet('conf::height',val);
Controlling the size and client panel
The ActiveX runs like a champ, but it wants to create its own window to display. I need it to show on a panel (or anything else to set size and position) within an application. I was able to set the size by:
val := inttostr(Panel1.Width); VLCPlugin1.setVariable('conf::width',val); val := inttostr(Panel1.Height); VLCPlugin1.setVariable('conf::height',val);
But this results in no display:
val := inttostr(Panel1.Handle); VLCPlugin1.setVariable('drawable',val);
You can hear the sound when you continue with:
VLCPlugin1.addTarget(OpenDialog.FileName, null, $1, 0); VLCPlugin1.play;
The 'drawable' variable is evidently not right, but it doesn't kick a compile error. What is the correct variable? Or is there a whole different way I should be doing this? Thanks.