Closed abdelaziz-mahdy closed 3 years ago
I'm not even able to access that URL using a browser. What do I do?
links expire after 2 hours,
but i just tried something and it worked
i copied the files from vlc media player to the app and now links work
plugins
folder and libvlc.dll
and libvlccore.dll
to
'\build\windows\dart_vlc_core_packages\vlc-3.0.9.2'
i did that because the link worked in vlc media player so i thought dll or something got updated
should it be updated on the package?
new link if you would like to test on it
@zezo357
They seem to protect links by allowing for same IP. However, going into Chrome inspector and switching to another device (Pixel 2) allowed me to play it regardless.
I don't think certificate error causes URL to not play. I believe its just a warning.
but same link using package dlls gave me error and didnt work while using vlc media player dlls made it work why is that?
@zezo357 it might be that dart_vlc
packs an old version of libVLC SDK (for Windows).
okay, if it will not cause a problem can the next release have the new verisons?
and for now i will use the ones from the vlc media player to avoid the error for me
@zezo357 yeah, that's best you can do. We internally serve the VLC binary for Windows. See: here. You can download other VLC / libVLC SDK versions here: http://download.videolan.org/vlc/ & update the CMake accordingly. However changing the DLLs manually is best for now.
thanks for the links and for your time
Hello,
I have this issue too, unfortunately, and i can't change dll in \build\windows\dart_vlc_core_packages\vlc-3.0.9.2
or I have an error at launch after rebuilding the project :
the application was unable to start correctly (0xc00007b). click ok to close the application
If someone could help that would be kind
Thanks for your work 👍
i dont know if i can set the code to ignore Certificate or not and how it can be set