Namespace LibVLCSharp.Shared

Classes

Core: The Core class handles libvlc loading intricacies on various platforms as well as the libvlc/libvlcsharp version match check.

Dialog: Dialogs can be raised by libvlc for network actions and logins. You may only call once PostLogin or PostAction or Dismiss after which this instance will be invalid.

Equalizer: Equalizer settings can be applied to a media player using this type

Internal: This base class is used for the main libvlc types

LibVLC: Main LibVLC API object representing a libvlc instance in native code. Note: You may create multiple mediaplayers from a single LibVLC instance

LogEventArgs: The LibVLC Log Event Arg

Media: Media is an abstract representation of a playable media. It can be a network stream or a local video/audio file.

MediaConfiguration

Configuration helper designed to be used for advanced libvlc configuration

More info at https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_command-line_help/

MediaDiscoverer: MediaDiscoverer should be used to find media on NAS and any SMB/UPnP-enabled device on your local network.

MediaDurationChangedEventArgs: The duration of the media changed

MediaFreedEventArgs: The media has been freed

MediaInput

An abstract class that lets libvlc read a media from callbacks.

Override this to provide your own reading mechanism, or you can use the StreamMediaInput class

MediaList: The MediaList holds a list of Media types

MediaListBaseEventArgs: Base class for MediaList events

MediaListItemAddedEventArgs: An item has been added to the MediaList

MediaListItemDeletedEventArgs: An item has been deleted from the MediaList

MediaListWillAddItemEventArgs: An item is about to be added to the MediaList

MediaListWillDeleteItemEventArgs: An item is about to be deleted from the MediaList

MediaMetaChangedEventArgs: Media metadata changed

MediaParsedChangedEventArgs: Media parsed status changed

MediaPlayer: The MediaPlayer type is used to control playback, set renderers, provide events and much more

MediaPlayerAudioDeviceEventArgs: The mediaplayer's audio device changed

MediaPlayerBufferingEventArgs: The mediaplayer buffering information

MediaPlayerChangedEventArgs: The MediaPlayerChanged event indicates when a new MediaPlayer has been set up with the VideoView and is ready to use for a first time playback.

MediaPlayerChangingEventArgs: Internal event used by LibVLCSharp.

MediaPlayerChapterChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's chapter changed

MediaPlayerESAddedEventArgs: The mediaplayer has a new Elementary Stream (ES)

MediaPlayerESDeletedEventArgs: An Elementary Stream (ES) was deleted

MediaPlayerESSelectedEventArgs: An Elementary Stream (ES) was selected

MediaPlayerLengthChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's length changed

MediaPlayerMediaChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's media changed

MediaPlayerPausableChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's pausable status changed

MediaPlayerPositionChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's position changed

MediaPlayerScrambledChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer scrambled status changed

MediaPlayerSeekableChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's seekable status changed

MediaPlayerSnapshotTakenEventArgs: The mediaplayer had a snapshot taken

MediaPlayerTimeChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's time changed

MediaPlayerTitleChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's title changed

MediaPlayerVolumeChangedEventArgs: The mediaplayer's volume changed

MediaPlayerVoutEventArgs: The mediaplayer's video output changed

MediaStateChangedEventArgs: The state of the media changed

MediaSubItemAddedEventArgs: Media sub item added

MediaSubItemTreeAddedEventArgs: A media sub item tree has been added

PlatformHelper: Small helper for determining the current platform

RendererDiscoverer: The renderer discoverer can be used to find and use a Chromecast or other distant renderers.

RendererDiscovererItemAddedEventArgs: A new RendererItem has been found

RendererDiscovererItemDeletedEventArgs: A RendererItem has been deleted

RendererItem: A renderer item represents a device that libvlc can use to render media.

StreamMediaInput: A MediaInput implementation that reads from a .NET stream

VLCException: This exception is thrown when a problem with VLC occured

Structs

AudioTrack: Audio track

MediaDiscovererDescription: Description of a media discoverer

MediaSlave: A slave of a libvlc_media_t

MediaStats: Statistics of a Media

MediaTrack: Media track information

MediaTrackData: Media track data struct, containing info about audio, video and subtitles track

RendererDescription: Renderer description

SubtitleTrack: Subtitle track

VideoTrack: Video track

VideoViewpoint: Viewpoint for video outputs

Interfaces

IVideoView: VideoView Interface

Enums

AudioOutputChannel: Audio channels

DialogQuestionType: Describes the question type by libvlc

FromType: The FromType enum is used to drive the media creation. A media is usually created using a string, which can represent one of 3 things: FromPath, FromLocation, AsNode.

LogLevel: Logging messages level.

MediaDiscovererCategory: Category of a media discoverer

MediaParseOptions: Parse flags used by libvlc_media_parse_with_options()

MediaParsedStatus: Parse status used sent by libvlc_media_parse_with_options() or returned by libvlc_media_get_parsed_status()

MediaPlayerRole: Media player roles.

MediaSlaveType: Type of a media slave: subtitle or audio.

MediaType: Media type

MetadataType: Meta data types

NavigationMode: Navigation mode

Position: Enumeration of values used to set position (e.g. of video title).

TeletextKey

Enumeration of teletext keys than can be passed via

libvlc_video_set_teletext()

Title: Description for titles

TrackType: Media track type such as Audio, Video or Text

VLCState: Note the order of libvlc_state_t enum must match exactly the order of

VideoAdjustOption: option values for libvlc_video_{get,set}adjust{int,float,bool}

VideoLogoOption: option values for libvlc_video_{get,set}logo{int,string}

VideoMarqueeOption: Marq options definition

VideoOrientation: Video orientation

VideoProjection: Video projection

Delegates

DisplayError: Called when an error message needs to be displayed.

DisplayLogin: Called when a login dialog needs to be displayed. You can interact with this dialog by calling PostLogin() to post an answer or Dismiss() to cancel this dialog.

DisplayProgress: Called when a progress dialog needs to be displayed. If cancellable cancelText is not NULL, you can cancel this dialog by calling libvlc_dialog_dismiss()

DisplayQuestion: Called when a question dialog needs to be displayed. You can interact with this dialog by calling PostAction() to post an answer or Dismiss() to cancel this dialog.

ExitCallback: Registers a callback for the LibVLC exit event. This is mostly useful if the VLC playlist and/or at least one interface are started with libvlc_playlist_play() or AddInterface() respectively. Typically, this function will wake up your application main loop (from another thread).

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioCleanupCb: Callback prototype for audio playback cleanup.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioDrainCb: Callback prototype for audio buffer drain.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioFlushCb

Callback prototype for audio buffer flush.

LibVLC invokes this callback if it needs to discard all pending buffers and

stop playback as soon as possible. This typically occurs when the media is stopped.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioPauseCb: Callback prototype for audio pause.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioPlayCb: Callback prototype for audio playback.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioResumeCb: Callback prototype for audio resumption.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCAudioSetupCb: Callback prototype to setup the audio playback.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCVideoCleanupCb: Callback prototype to configure picture buffers format.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCVideoDisplayCb: Callback prototype to display a picture.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCVideoFormatCb

Callback prototype to configure picture buffers format.

This callback gets the format of the video as output by the video decoder

and the chain of video filters (if any). It can opt to change any parameter

as it needs. In that case, LibVLC will attempt to convert the video format

(rescaling and chroma conversion) but these operations can be CPU intensive.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCVideoLockCb

A LibVLC media player plays one media (usually in a custom drawable).

LibVLC simple media player external API

MediaPlayer.LibVLCVideoUnlockCb: Callback prototype to unlock a picture buffer.

MediaPlayer.LibVLCVolumeCb: Callback prototype for audio volume change.