Updated tkvlc.py example #291
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- Find libtk in yet another place in Python 3.11+. - Fixed spurious message "not in fullscreen state" on macOS. - Ignore OnConfig events while toggling to/from fullscreen (on macOS) and while tweaking the aspect ratio of the video panel. - Right-click in the video panel to post the Video menu on macOS. - Tested with the latest VLC 3.0.21 and python vlc.py on Windows 11 and macOS 14.7.3 Sonoma (AppleSi and X86_64).
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Look for the libtk in yet another place in Python 3.11+ on macOS.
Fixed spurious message "not in fullscreen state" on macOS.
Ignore OnConfig events while toggling to/from fullscreen (on macOS) and while tweaking the aspect ratio of the video panel.
Right-click in the video panel to post the Video menu on macOS.
Tested with the latest VLC 3.0.21 and python vlc.py on Windows 11 and macOS 14.7.3 Sonoma (AppleSi and X86_64).