I am building an app to play video like in youtube. Now I need to implement the play next and add to queue feature. I am using video_player 2.4.8 and chewie package. For the add to queue feature I created a List in Provider and played the video from next index as soon as the current index video had completed playing but now I found out that while in full screen mode the next video does not play when the current song completes playing but in normal screen it does. Could anyone help me with this and also what would be the best approach to implement add play next feature.
I maintained a List of songs to be played in provider and removed the first song of queue once it started playing.
void removeFirstSong() {
songQueue.removeAt(0);
updatedSongQueue.removeAt(0);
notifyListeners();
}
Then I played the first song from list after the current video completed.
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I've tried multiple flutter plug-ins to stream and play and pause music but as of currently, I haven't yet figured out a simple way to implement play and pause, whilst having the ability to avoid music overlapping, I want so that when the current song is playing, if I were to press play on new music track, the current song playing will stop and play the newly pressed song. I've tried flutter_sound, audio player, audio file player, and flute music player but I can't seem to figure out how to do this.
If it is possible either using one of these or a new plug-in, is there a way to implement what I have just described.
The library you seek is more of a multi-track player than a player. Which does not currently exists AFAIK.
The simplest way is to act according to the status of the tracks (which should be given by the player).
Roughly, what I suggest: have something that keeps the status (e.g. paused, playing, completed) of each track. (e.g. List of Tracks) When you press play on track 2 or track 1 finishes playing, you set to 'completed' (or as you wish) the track 1 and set to 'playing' the track 2.
Have a listener on the status of the current track and voila (for autoplay). When the track completes, notify the listener to call a function to start the next one on your list. When you press another track, set to 'completed' the current track and to 'playing' the track you pressed, then notify listeners.
Any library letting you know the status of a track is good enough for your purpose.
I have an app that shows list of movies in a table view. When I play them one after another on device it works just great. But when I switch to Apple TV over AirPlay it doesn't work anymore. It play's the first video on ATV ok but after a switch to the next video the screen on ATV start blinking/flickering and after a few seconds it falls back playing on a device. I am using MPMoviePlayerController for playing stream videos.
I also found out that if previous video finished playing over AirPlay it tries to start the next one over AirPlay also. Is this intended behaviour?
Is this kind a related with property allowsAirPlay?
I think I've found a solution. Before you switch playing another video you should stop the previous one:
[self.moviePlayer stop];
This is not needed if you are not playing via AirPlay cos the next video will automatically stop previous one by nature - you can not play two videos at once.
But If you do play video over AirPlay you need to stop previous one first and than play the next one.
This solution works for me.
I am creating an app that has a playlist and uses the MediaPlayer library. When a song ends I don't want the next song to start. I tried to use the MPMusicPlayerControllerNowPlayingItemDidChangeNotification to pause the music player when the song changes, but the song starts to play before I get the chance to stop it. I also tried to use KVO to track the changes to musicPlayer.currentPlaybackTime, but I only receive messages when i manually change the playback time. I can't find any information about this problem anywhere.
In my app I have shuffle and repeat off, and create a queue with only one song in it, then send that to the music player. When the song finishes, there aren't any other songs in the queue, so it stops playing.
That being said, the latest iOS update has stopped reporting the correct playback state when the song finishes and is reporting it as paused when it used to be stopped. Not sure if that's a side-effect of the above method or not.
Are you calling:
player.beginGeneratingPlaybackNotifications()
before adding the observers?
i am thinking whether the avaudio player is working for audio url content playing........
i am using streamer to play this one but i am showing audioslider to show playing...
to move slider i want to get the time completed playing by streamer.....
any help appreciated...
i used audiostreamer class from github website its working now.....
https://github.com/mattgallagher/AudioStreamer
I have implement an application.In which there is list of videos.when user touch on the video then video play in MPMoviePlayer.But when video is finished then i want to play another video automatically.Is it possible?
Yes. Do you want it to play another one randomly? You could do that. Or do you have an NSArray that contains all the different MPMoviePlayer URLs to play in order? If you do, then loop through the array objects and play each. You will have to have a MPMoviePlayerPlaybackDidFinishNotification to know when each videos finish so you can start the next one.