Ah, that's why I can't open their developers wiki.
I'm not keen on using TWebbrowser, or even an ActiveX component, but
will continue to look at this as it seems all I want.
In the meantime, if anyone else has a suggestion of another Delphi
controlled mediaplayer then please let me know. Thanks
My requirements also require showing the mpg full screen, but I need
to track the frames as I'll need to do things at certain
pre-determined frames/times.
Steve
On 18/07/07, Neven MacEwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Steve
VLC have a wiki which is not responding right now but a quick google
("vlc delphi') suggested
"Much easier way to bring *VLC* to your *Delphi* Application is to paste
a TWebbrowser Object in your Form, is generate Code for the HTML and m3u
file and let *..."*
May seem a liitle fat but probably you'll stay sane as you will be
driving VLC the same way as everyone else
There are mentions of ActiveX as well but remember this is x-platform
open source so windows is not the
centre of that universe
*
HTH
Neven
*
> Looks good Neven, thanks. Do you know if there is a VCL component that
> can use this?
>
> Steve
>
> On 18/07/07, Neven MacEwan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> VLC?
>>
>> Steve Peacocke wrote:
>> > I am finally giving up on all the problems that Windows Media Player
>> > are giving and am searching for a total replacement.
>> >
>> > As most VCLs are wrappers around the Windows Media Player, can anyone
>> > suggest an alternative that does not use this buggy player. I only
>> > need a ver simple player, no record, but have the ability to define
>> > starting point, play, pause, know when its finished, etc. and able to
>> > play mpg files.
>> >
>> > Suggestions please.
>> >
>> > Steve
>> >
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