pause,vol and catagory items work and reading from json

ShadowStream/ReadME/VLC.txt

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+VLC plugins in C# are components that extend the functionality of the VLC media framework when integrated into a C# 
+application. These plugins enable developers to access additional codecs, filters, and input/output modules to handle 
+various media formats and processing tasks.
+
+To use VLC plugins in C#, the application must first initialize the VLC core library with the appropriate configuration 
+options that specify the plugin path. This initialization ensures that the VLC engine can locate and load the necessary 
+plugins at runtime. The initialization process typically involves setting up the VLC instance with configuration 
+parameters and plugin directories before creating media players or other related objects.
+
+Proper initialization is critical because it establishes the environment where VLC plugins can operate, enabling 
+seamless playback, streaming, or media manipulation within the C# application. After initialization, developers interact 
+with VLC objects to control media playback, apply filters, or utilize additional features provided by the loaded plugins.

ShadowStream/ReadME/source stream.txt

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+Using a Source Stream for Bitmap Conversion
+
+In image processing within C#, a source stream commonly refers to a stream of data that serves as the origin for reading
+image information. When converting a Bitmap to other formats—such as a BitmapImage for WPF applications or a Base64
+string representation—a MemoryStream often acts as this source stream.
+
+The source stream temporarily holds the binary image data in memory, enabling smooth data transfer and conversion
+without requiring disk access. By writing the bitmap data into the source stream, you can efficiently read and transform
+the image into the desired target format. This approach is useful for scenarios involving UI rendering, data
+serialization, or network transmission.