I am currently using s3eVideo in the Marmalade SDK to play a video in my project after a button event. I attempted to find a way to implement a slider bar (or something of the like) to go back and forth in the video. I am unsure if this feature is even supported, but I may be wrong. Otherwise, is there a way to open a native video player outside of the app and then play the video that way with the seek feature I need?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
There doesn't seem to be a way of finding out the length of the video but s3eVideoSetInt (S3E_VIDEO_POSITION, timeInMilliseconds) should do the trick.
I guess it will depend on if the frame index in the file is ok and if the specific platform supports it. Only really did play/stop video in Marmalade so you may have to try using this function while playing, while pause etc and see what works and what errors.
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I have a Flutter app containing a Video with video_player and chewie. I want to implement something to cast that video to a TV, like on Youtube (image below).
Does anyone know how I can implement that? Is there a package supporting that exact functionality? I can also use another video player package, like youtube_player_flutter. I actually checked that package for that exact functionality, but didn't find it. Did I oversee something?
I am trying to make an app that can play multiple videos at once. The goal is to record multiple music voices and then play them together. I am using the video_player plugin and each video has its own player. The problem is that when I start playing, it is not reliable when each player will start. So, I thought if I load the files before start playing this difference could be reduced. But I couldn't figure out how to do it and if it is possible to do. So, is there a way to load those files to reduce this difference? If there is another way to achieve my goal I would be glad to know. Thank you!
I have a similar problem where I want to control the exact moment the video starts playing.
For now, the best way seems to be (assuming you have a _controller constructed already)
await _controller.initialize()
await _controller.play()
await _controller.pause()
After that, the video starts playing almost immediately. For my purposes it’s good enough but if you need to control this down to the millisecond for synchronization purposes it might not cut it.
You might also want to hide the video and mute it during those first calls.
I'm developing an online radio app in flutter and I'm looking for an audio player which supports endless audio streaming from a certain URL (e.g. http://us4.internet-radio.com:8258/stream?type=http). It is highly desirable for it to be supported both on iOS and Android.
Is there such an option in flutter?
From what I've found, there are no solutions that satisfy me needs. The closest one is fluttery_audio, but, apparently, it doesn't support endless audio.
I apologize for my jargon with 'endless audio streaming', I'm not really sure what's the technical name for an online radio player is.
Try with flutter_webview_plugin and hide it.
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_webview_plugin
final flutterWebviewPlugin = new FlutterWebviewPlugin();
flutterWebviewPlugin.launch(url, hidden: true);
You can also try flutter radio package, Check working app here...
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I am working an iphone app that needs to record a vedio automatically.
I used mobile coreservices framework and using that. I made it to came into video mode and clicking on record option its start capturing a vedio. But I want it automatically that is.. I should able to record a video without clicking on record option. That is when video mode comes up its automatically start record video.
Could any one help?
You can look at UIImagePickerControllers startVideoCapture method which is used to start taking video from the camera, this is to be used when you arent using the camera standard controlors and you provide and overlay view. Here is a reference UIImagePickerCOntroller ref. If this is not enough for you, you might want to look into AVFoundation framework which gives you a lot more control over video capturing process...hope that helps
I want to use AVAudioPlayer to play MP4 files from iTunes generator. I could use UIWebView to play it and it worked, but I want to put an image of my choice on the background of the player instead of the "QuickTime"-logo.
Here is an example of the m4p file I want to play with AVAudioPlayer.
If your question is, "can someone help me figure out how to use AVAudioPlayer," then I'd recommend taking a look at Apple's avTouch sample app, the documentation for AVAudioPlayer, and the guide Getting Started with Audio & Video.
When it happened to me I had a missing '/' on the end of my url. Adding that cleared me right up.