As the style.css did change a bit, a few modifications were necessary (images and header-img.php changes remain the same).

Here’s the link to the updated changes:

http://blog.bottomlessinc.com/2010/03/09/making-the-default-wordpress-kubrick-theme-wider/

Best

Thank you for your previous reply.

I’ve got the following code: -

VlcMedia media = new VlcMedia(instance, “..\\..\\Movies\\Wildlife.wmv”);
vlcplayer = new VlcMediaPlayer(media);
vlcplayer.Drawable = pnlVLC.Handle;
vlcplayer.Play();

I wonder if you know how to acheive the following?

1) Play all files in a directory and repeat once the last file has been played?

2) Play all files in a directory from a network location, if not the same as 1?

3) Stream media from a central location, again repeating once last file has been played?

I appreciate it’s a lot to ask, but I can’t seem to find any examples of doing this with VLC in C# on the web.

Your code and post has so far been a life saver!!

Best Regards,

Andrew

Sorry, I found the problem and it’s now working.

Sorry to bother you

I’ve just downloaded your project and tried running it. When I try a command window opens displaying: -

‘The command line options couldn’t be loaded, check that they are valid. – Press the RETURN key to continue…’

What have I missed?

Thank You & Regards,

Andrew

- Brian.

All I can say is that the plugin-path argument is the most important so make sure you get it absolutely correct.

You should try running vlc.exe with the same command line arguments to test them first.

 string[] args = new string[] {
                "-I", "dummy", "--ignore-config",
                @"--plugin-path=C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\plugins",
                "--vout-filter=deinterlace", "--deinterlace-mode=blend","udp://"+txtIP.Text+":"+txtPort.Text
            };

this way? because i use write

udp://ip address:port instead of filename it does not work.