I have two programs that start a VLC instance through the command line.
One streams video, the other streams audio, both from dshow://
When I ask the programs to stop recording and quit VLC, even though both instances quit, the second one always leaves the process running in the background. Now, I can forcefully kill it, but that would mean my recording is somehow not released and stays corrupted, and I don't want that.
I've tried several quitting methods:
- Calling
CTRL+Q(I have it set as the quit Global HotKey) taskkill /PID xxxon cmd.exe- Adding
vlc://quitto the end of my command line and calling next (I haveALT+Nset as the next Global HotKey) - Calling stop (again through HotKeys) and then quit.
None of these seems to work. Any ideas?
I'm running Windows 7 x64, and VLC 2.2.2 (I tried both 32 and 64 bit)