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How to turn off vlcpulse audio from python program?
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I'm using vlc-python bindings to play an RTSP stream on Raspberry pi3. How do I turn off vlcpulse? I don't need audio for now.
>>> player.audio_set_volume(0)
0
This reduced the error messages from 2 to 1 but
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>>
Expected result: rtsp stream playing without audio and any error
Actual result: PulseAudio is complaining
python-3.x vlc pulseaudio
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I'm using vlc-python bindings to play an RTSP stream on Raspberry pi3. How do I turn off vlcpulse? I don't need audio for now.
>>> player.audio_set_volume(0)
0
This reduced the error messages from 2 to 1 but
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>>
Expected result: rtsp stream playing without audio and any error
Actual result: PulseAudio is complaining
python-3.x vlc pulseaudio
edited Mar 25 at 17:16
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I'm using vlc-python bindings to play an RTSP stream on Raspberry pi3. How do I turn off vlcpulse? I don't need audio for now.
>>> player.audio_set_volume(0)
0
This reduced the error messages from 2 to 1 but
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>>
Expected result: rtsp stream playing without audio and any error
Actual result: PulseAudio is complaining
python-3.x vlc pulseaudio
edited Mar 25 at 17:16
Martijn Pieters♦
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asked Mar 25 at 14:12
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I'm using vlc-python bindings to play an RTSP stream on Raspberry pi3. How do I turn off vlcpulse? I don't need audio for now.
>>> player.audio_set_volume(0)
0
This reduced the error messages from 2 to 1 but
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>> player = vlc.MediaPlayer("rtsp://192.168.77.114/unicast")
[015212f0] vlcpulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Connection refused
>>>
Expected result: rtsp stream playing without audio and any error
Actual result: PulseAudio is complaining
python-3.x vlc pulseaudio
python-3.x vlc pulseaudio
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As usual there are a number of options.
- Turn on pulseaudio, then it won't complain.
- When you create the
vlc.Instance()pass it some options.
Relevant to your problem you could use:
opt = "--quiet"
This just tells vlc not to echo errors to the console (my personal preference)
or
opt = "--aout=adummy"
This tells vlc to send audio to a dummy entry rather than alsa or pulseaudio
Basically opt can mimic the vlc command line then simply create the vlc.Instance() like this:
vlc.Instance(opt)
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As usual there are a number of options.
- Turn on pulseaudio, then it won't complain.
- When you create the
vlc.Instance()pass it some options.
Relevant to your problem you could use:
opt = "--quiet"
This just tells vlc not to echo errors to the console (my personal preference)
or
opt = "--aout=adummy"
This tells vlc to send audio to a dummy entry rather than alsa or pulseaudio
Basically opt can mimic the vlc command line then simply create the vlc.Instance() like this:
vlc.Instance(opt)
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As usual there are a number of options.
- Turn on pulseaudio, then it won't complain.
- When you create the
vlc.Instance()pass it some options.
Relevant to your problem you could use:
opt = "--quiet"
This just tells vlc not to echo errors to the console (my personal preference)
or
opt = "--aout=adummy"
This tells vlc to send audio to a dummy entry rather than alsa or pulseaudio
Basically opt can mimic the vlc command line then simply create the vlc.Instance() like this:
vlc.Instance(opt)
answered Apr 3 at 13:39
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As usual there are a number of options.
- Turn on pulseaudio, then it won't complain.
- When you create the
vlc.Instance()pass it some options.
Relevant to your problem you could use:
opt = "--quiet"
This just tells vlc not to echo errors to the console (my personal preference)
or
opt = "--aout=adummy"
This tells vlc to send audio to a dummy entry rather than alsa or pulseaudio
Basically opt can mimic the vlc command line then simply create the vlc.Instance() like this:
vlc.Instance(opt)
answered Apr 3 at 13:39
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As usual there are a number of options.
- Turn on pulseaudio, then it won't complain.
- When you create the
vlc.Instance()pass it some options.
Relevant to your problem you could use:
opt = "--quiet"
This just tells vlc not to echo errors to the console (my personal preference)
or
opt = "--aout=adummy"
This tells vlc to send audio to a dummy entry rather than alsa or pulseaudio
Basically opt can mimic the vlc command line then simply create the vlc.Instance() like this:
vlc.Instance(opt)
answered Apr 3 at 13:39
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