C# Winforms VLC Player (quick and dirty example)

[@sonalimanostin6988]

is this code support in RTSP?? if yes mean please tell how??

[@joe_2557]

can i use this without installing VLC ?

[@ImSat223]

Thank you bro! You are the best

[@Vovan-ph6ip]

Please tell me how to make it full screen?

[@hakan.s3734]

can we play encrypted files like : .enc file " directly with Vlc ?

[@PushkaryovVsevolod]

===================== But it still gives me an error: System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: "Attempted to access a path that is not on the disk." Can you give me a hint??

[@caletorino]

Probably the wrong path, double check the path to VLC.

[@sarommean6238]

How can I disable subtitle?

[@ПетровичиК-м5у]

Hi ! What is the music going while video is playing?

[@caletorino]

Standard KZbin friendly tunes.

[@etaymarkman]

Hi, when i put the vlc control inside a userControl then resize it, the video does not fit the control's exact size, how do it change that?

[@caletorino]

The control and the form should have the same dimensions for the aspect ratio to be correct. You can pass the form size vars between them.

[@surajkottayi2451]

Bro I keep getting {"'VlcLibDirectory' must be set."}, please help

[@drewpierce2420]

hi mate. In his video at timestamp 5:20 roughly you will see where he is setting the VlcLibDirectory. When I try to do that in the Properties box, the "..." ellipse drop down symbol does not appear for me to do it like he did with "Browse" to it helper thang. Not that I wanted to do it the following way to fix it but I went into "Form1.Designer.cs" and above the line that shows "((System.ComponentModel.ISupportInitialize)(this.vlcControl1)).EndInit();" which btw is also in his video where he went in to check it, but right above that I entered the following line: "this.vlcControl1.VlcLibDirectory = new DirectoryInfo(@"C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC");" which is the location of the file called libvlc.dll on my system at least. Note part of this info I poached off of stackoverflow answer URL that follows: stackoverflow.com/a/52412332 Note that going into the Form1.Designer.cs is far from ideal as I assumed that is off limits but it was my work around for this strawman throw away app i am putting together

[@daniblitz1029]

@@drewpierce2420 bro, i did what you said but it gives methe same error as before, what can i do?

[@PushkaryovVsevolod]

@@daniblitz1029 I can't figure it out either. Did you manage to figure it out?

[@daniblitz1029]

@@PushkaryovVsevolod nope

[@driversteve9345]

@Cale Torino, a little help here please? Thanks!!!

[@ambiorisreyes]

Iam creating a media player with vlc control and i need the speed batton or faster how i can implement that

[@ayushtripathi7178]

Hey, I am trying to replicate the player. However, I am getting Assertion Failed error

[@caletorino]

Maybe try my source code: github.com/Cale-Torino/Little_Apps/tree/main/1.%20C_Sharp/3.%20WinForms/30.%20VLC_Example/vlc_t It’s been a while since I’ve looked at this project.

[@Antonina86]

Why do I need real VLC player installed? I have a nuget package, isnt it enough?

[@caletorino]

You need the libs.. you can copy them as well doesn't matter as long as there are references to them wherever they are in your folder structure.

[@Antonina86]

​@@caletorino Do you mind to say that I get compiled libs if I download real VLC player? But nuget package is only interface methods.

[@edsonferraz1]

Very good video. Is possible capture vídeo and áudio of a IPTV Setop Box, with USB input?

[@elektronikhayatdemektir]

sahte (dll ??)

[@argentum17ru]

Thank you!

[@kikiolivia1622]

can use rtsp ?

[@caletorino]

Yes VLC supports rtsp

[@sonalimanostin6988]

have u used rtsp? is it work??

[@fernandodelgado9278]

Excelent work!!!, thanks for share, the Framework 4.5 and 64Bits settings apply, thanks

[@sharonbuys33]

Very interesting, you should show your mobile work not these old videos XD

[@wallelignworkie8749]

not show

[@pgfk4535]

\[T] / thank you!

[@PushkaryovVsevolod]

Dear friend! I paste a line of code this.vlcControl1.VlcLibDirectory = new DirectoryInfo(@".\VLC"); Everything starts to work. But after a while this line disappears. Can't figure out what to do??

[@caletorino]

Take a look at my example: github.com/Cale-Torino/Little_Apps/tree/main/1.%20C_Sharp/3.%20WinForms/30.%20VLC_Example/vlc_t You have to differentiate between x64 or x32 in visual studios property’s