Open albusrice opened 4 years ago
Indeed, I see the same behaviour. Argument passing to the instance works though, since when you launch the vlc.py module as a script (with a movie filename as parameter), you can see that the marquee module is activated. Maybe you could ask this question on forum.videolan.org (ideally converting the code to C API, in order to validate that it comes from libvlc and not python bindings)
I think there is an issue with the python bindings for audio, as I haven had any success with the audio filters that are being provide
If you have the time and capacity, you should first try to reproduce your test using the C API directly, to be able to tell whether this issue is due to the bindings or lies in the libvlc API itself.
You can adapt the following C code (rename sample.txt
to sample.c
, compilation instructions are at the top):
sample.txt
This code do not remove vocals from audio file. I did a test with the vlc application and the filter does work.
I've looked at the solutions given by you here and here. But it just doesn't work in python not sure why.