Closed GiacomoLaw closed 5 years ago
do you even understand yourself what are you asking?
Yes - when I close VLC, the plugin still ran when it was actually working...
The process does not do anything when VLC is not running. The process is a local server that's only there to listen to requests, and respond to them. If there is no request... It is thus just idling and shouldn't consume much. It is not possible on Windows to go a different way than having that process running, given that if I tried doing it like I did for linux and macos, you would get a window poping on and off every minute (thanks Windows)
Great, thank you!
My PC == potato. Therefore, is there any way to automatically stop the process when VLC isn't open, and start it when it is?
Thanks!