

Tells VLC player to open //vlc_files/vlc.jpg file, and magic word -image-duration=-1 Stored to terminal RAM and will be available as /vlc_files/vlc.jpg vlc_cmdline = file:///vlc_files/vlc.jpg -image-duration=-1 Server (by default full path to this directory is C:\ProgramData\WTware\VLC). Tells terminal to download vlc.jpg file from VLC directory on TFTP or HTTP Turns on VLC player instead of RDP client.

Here's the meaning of each line in configuration file: application = vlc With such configuration file there will be orange-green image with text "VLC for WTware Vlc_cmdline = file:///vlc_files/vlc.jpg -image-duration=-1 Just to run VLC and see it's working write these three lines in configuration file: WTware for Raspberry Pi VLC is not working yet.

If you fail to run any video driverįrom (U) list on your computer with 1024Mb RAM, send us e-mail, we'll try fix it. Turn on it by this line in configuration file: application=vlc In WTware now there's embedded VideoLAN - VLC media player.
