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Revision as of 00:34, 29 October 2008
You can embed libVLC into your application to gain audio/video playing features.
Tutorials
Here are three different tutorials on libVLC:
- Visual C++ Tutorial (uses "old" legacy API)
- Tutorial for version 0.8.6c
- Tutorial for version 0.9.x
Sample Code
Bindings
- [[wxVLCBackend|wxWidgets (c++) MediaCtrl backend
Documentation
- The documentation on the external API is here: ExternalAPI
This applies to current trunk version:
- On Mac OS X there you can use libvlc through some Objective-C class using the Mac OS X Framework.
- Currently it exists Java, Python and .NET bindings around LibVLC.
- LibVLC Memory Management explained. It covers the basics on the _new(), _retain(), _release().
- LibVLC Media List Management explained. It covers the basics on how to set up a list of media or a playlist.
