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Le 22/12/2011 15:52, IOhannes m zmoelnig a écrit :
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On 2011-12-22 09:35, Jack wrote:
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I tried videoVLC yesterday and it works like a charm on Ubuntu.
It is possible to change the resolution of the capture with the message
'dimen' as expected.
But, yes, it would be nice to have access to propeties to change the
delay between each capture (for example).
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i pushed a small change that allows to pass VLC-options to the plugin
via properties.
you should be able to set quite everything you can set via cmdline flags
to VLC, e.g.
[clearProps, setProps screen-fps 20, device screen://(
should do screen-grabbing at 20fps rather than 1fps.
i haven't found a way to find out programmatically which options are
possible, but you can simply run
$ vlc -H
to get a long list of all options.
whatever you specify, videoVLC will just pass them on...
fmgasdr
IOhannes
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Great !<br>
Thanx for reactivity.<br>
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Jack<br>
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