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VLCJVideo

VLCJ binding for Processing.

Simple wrapper with unified processing video interface.

Dependencies

Example

import VLCJVideo.*;

VLCJVideo video;

void setup() {
  size(640, 360);
  video = new VLCJVideo(this);
  video.openAndPlay("https://www.sample-videos.com/video123/mp4/360/big_buck_bunny_360p_30mb.mp4");
}

void draw() {
  background(0);
  image(video, 0, 0);
}

Methods

Constructor:

VLCJVideo(this, options[])

options is a string array (optional).

String[] options = {"--video-filter", "sepia:wave"};
video = new VLCJVideo(this, options);

void open(String mrl)

void openAndPlay(String mrl)

void play()

void stop()

void pause()

void setPause(boolean pause)

void setTime(long time)

time in miliseconds

void setPosition(float position)

between 0.0 and 1.0 as percentage

void setRepeat(boolean repeat)

void setVolume(int volume)

0-200 as percentage

void setMute(boolean mute)

State state()

See "states" example

long time()

In miliseconds

float position()

long duration()

In miliseconds

long length()

same as duration()

int volume()

boolean isReady()

boolean isPlaying()

boolean isPaused()

boolean isStopped()

boolean isPlayable()

boolean isSeekable()

boolean canPause()

boolean getRepeat()

boolean isMute()

void bind(MediaPlayerEventType type, Runnable handler)

See "bind" example

void dispose()

Equalizer Methods

void setEqualizer()

void setEqualizer(String presetName)

void setEqualizer(int presetIndex)

void noEqualizer()

void setPreamp(float newPreamp)

void setAmp(int index, float newAmp)

void setAmps(float[] newAmps)

boolean hasEqualizer()

String[] presets()

boolean isPreset(String name)

int presetIndex()

String preset()

float preamp()

float amp(int index)

float[] amps()

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vlcjvideo's Issues

implements PConstants is useless

PImage already does that.

To many isReady() checks

public boolean isPlayable() {
		return isReady() && isReady() && mediaPlayer.isPlayable();
	}

	public boolean isSeekable() {
		return isReady()  && isReady() && mediaPlayer.isSeekable();
}

relative path for videos stored locally ?

can you not use relative paths to videos stored locally on your computer ?

video.openAndPlay("data/video.mp4");

Videos in examples are not visible due to Unsecure URL source

The demos are using a URL from a webpage that has an insecure SSL cert, making videos to not play on the examples sketches. Not really an issue with the library itself but just a heads up about the examples.

For example video.openAndPlay("https://www.sample-videos.com/video123/mp4/360/big_buck_bunny_360p_30mb.mp4"); shows the error if I copy and open the url in firefox.

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