The arm version cannot pass the test

[ZhaoYunxiong]

I compiled the release version of arm, and then started Windows App Cert Kit to test it, and the test results failed. The test report points out that the API "if_nametoindex" in iphlpapi.dll is not supported by the platform, libvlccore.dll calls this API. So I can't submit my application to the windows store. How to solve it?

[touseefbsb]

@ZhaoYunxiong have you found out reason of test failed yet? and also which version of libvlcx are you using? is it the latest?

[ZhaoYunxiong]

@touseefbsb After I compiled the arm release with visual studio, it automatically popped the window to start the "Windows App Cert Kit" to test the application, and the test results failed. The test report points out that the API "if_nametoindex" in iphlpapi.dll is not supported by the platform, libvlccore.dll calls this API. I compiled the application can run on the phone, but can not submit to the store. The libvlc version I used was 0.9.6. You can try to compile the arm release of SampleApp When you compile successfully, visual studio pops up the window to test this application, The test results should be failed.

[touseefbsb]

@ZhaoYunxiong Please let us know as well if you are able to find solution to this issue :)

[kakone]

Annoying bug... I think we can't do anything in our side. I will try to ask to the VLC team.

[touseefbsb]

yeah we cnt do anything this has to be done by vlc team within the package libvlcx

[ZhaoYunxiong]

Others also discovered this problem. Windows phone 10 - libvlccore.dll - if_nametoindex

[mfkl]

Hey guys, Sorry for the delay, here's a working ARM build that passes the cert kit https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IJfELbngJiIQKRXMPYjJXnj8VW8hCQnz. Note that I noticed some regressions regarding playback on some AVI files via SMB.

[kakone]

Thanks Martin, I will update the libVLCX package.

[ZhaoYunxiong]

@kakone Have you made any progress?

[kakone]

You can try VLC.MediaElement 0.9.20.

[ZhaoYunxiong]

That's okay