Documentation:Modules

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This page lists most of the modules present in the official VLC source code. Understanding these pages might require that you know about VLC and its command line usage. It is recommended that you read the other documentation first.

To list all the available modules in your VLC build, use:

% vlc --list

To list a module's configuration options, use:

% vlc -p <modulename> --advanced --help-verbose

Interfaces

Graphical

Text

Other

Outputs

Audio Output

Android specific:

Linux specific:

macOS specific:

Windows specific:

Video Output

Linux specific:

Windows specific:

Stream Output

The following are for use in the mosaic framework only:

Filters

Audio Filters

Video Filters

The following video filters are for use in transcode only:

The following video filters are for use in the mosaic framework only:

Video Sub-Filters

Video Output Filters

Video Splitters

Visualizations

Access Filters

Other

Accesses

Linux specific:

Windows specific:

macOS specific:

  • EyeTV (up to 2.2.8) - reads DVB streams from the proprietary EyeTV.app; requires a plugin
  • qtcapture (up to 2.2.8) - reads uncompressed video from internal iSights
  • qtsound
  • avcapture

Access Outputs

  • shout (shoutcast/icecast)

Codecs

Audio

Video

Subtitles

Demuxers

Playlist

  • playlist (formats are read with sub-modules)

Muxers

Service Discovery

Misc

This page is part of official VLC media player Documentation (User GuideStreaming HowToHacker GuideModules)
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