How To Download Kvs Player Videos
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I can upload videos in that aspect, and when actually playing it (desktop) looks as I want it to, but the video controllers are in a 16:9 shape, and so is the cropped thumbnail before you hit play. And on mobile it keeps the 16:9 ratio so the video is too small, when a 4:5 should look good on mobile with the videos stacked. If I make the video block the right shape, it just shrinks the video inside it right down with a gap top and bottom.
Screenshots: 1 and 2 are the thumbnail and video controls showing how it forces a wider aspect ratio. The third one is what it looks like whilst playing, this is how I want it to look. 4 is playing in mobile - it shrinks down because it is using the too wide video block.
I have two different videos. Now here's the thing, they have the same lengths, and they are related to each other. Is there a way that I can play these videos on at the same time using VLC and also have a unified seek bar, so that the times are the same for both, since one video is dependent on the other.
If anyone is still interested in this the current version of VLC is able to do this very well without any kind of scripting or add-on. To accomplish this simply open VLC and select Media>Open Multiple Files. Inside the multiple file windows select add to add the first file. After this click on the, "Show more options," checkbox followed by the, "Play another media synchronously," checkbox at the bottom of the window. Select browse next to, "Extra media," to add the second file. Hit play and the two media files will play simultaneously with a single control window.
One way to achieve this is to use ffmpeg. If you have two or more videos you can just stack them horizontally, vertically or in a grid using ffmpeg and then play it as a single video file. Here is a snippet of how you would stack two mp4 files horizontally:
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Can you provide me some more information as to where and how this event listener is being implemented? Do you know if it is successfully subscribed and if your code block is actually running?
Since the video player does not have a default width and height, you need to set them manually. You previously set the width; the default height should be 9/16 of the width. Therefore, I added the aspect-ratio property to specify the height.
On line 24, I removed the backgroundColor style setting. I moved the background setting to the video-player-container in page.tsx. This is because within the video-player-container, we internally create a canvas, and the video rendering occurs on this canvas. If its descendant elements have a background color, it will block the display of the video.
Yeah same Issue I am facing in Angular
@m.martins I will be very thankful to you if you tell me the solution of this problem
Only first (localParticipant) is being rendered
And no other participants are rendered
Hello @vic.yang
I am facing the same issue as @m.martins is facing
The video of only localParticipant is rendered and displayed on the screen
As the new participants joins
All the events are working fine and all the participants are managed perfectly!
But their video is not Rendered
Is there any issue with zoom SDK or I have to enable SharedArrayBuffer
Thanks
The audio in your files is probably not supported by Roku devices and Plex is transcoding it into something that is. Also, if you're using any of the audio modes like "Leveling" or "Night" try disabling it.
Unfortunately, no channel/app can support any codec that the device doesn't natively support. Roku is an Internet streaming device and they seem to have little regard for people that are looking to stream their own material. While most of my streaming is of my own collection, I have learned to live with the limitations of using a Roku device for that purpose. Basically, if Netflix starts using a codec then Roku will support it, otherwise it's hit or miss.
I believe there are a number of USB players for audio files, but not for video. When you try to play a video and you don't hear anything, that means either the audio codec is unsupported by the Roku, or what you're feeding the file to (your TV, or an AVR/Soundbar handling the audio) doesn't support the codec. If the audio is DTS, it has to be in the MKV container and whatever plays your audio must support DTS. Most TVs will not play DTS audio. The reason Plex works is that it transcodes the audio to standard AC-3/Dolby Digital. There are other media servers that can do the same. Emby offers a media server and has a Roku channel for playback. Then there's many basic DLNA servers that handle the back end, and you use the Roku Media Player channel for playback. I wrote the Roku profiles that come with Serviio, so I'm pretty comfortable recommending that server.
I have to chime in here. This was all working fine until recently. I have tested many file types and many usb thumb drives, and getting no sound as well. Not sure if it was from the last update, which I suspect since this is a recent problem on both of my Ultras. I plug the usb drives into my tv, and they work fine. Roku, you need to fix this. Thank you.
RMP hasn't had an update since February, and the audio codecs supported by Roku have not changed. If you're not getting audio, we need to know your file contents. That doesn't mean just saying it's a MP4 or MKV file. Those are container types, and they can contain more than one type of codec. MKV in particular can contain almost any codec existing, so the only way to troubleshoot your issue is knowing what's inside the files.
There's free program called MediaInfo that can quickly identify the contents, and it's available for virtually any operating system. There's also a simple program called FFMPEG that can be used from the command line to determine file contents. FFMPEG is available for most OSs as well. But without knowing the content of your files, we can't begin to assist with your playback issues.
@dheav we can't help troubleshoot your problem without that information. Yes, it's puzzling. And it's the kind of info that can really assist. It could very well be a codec problem with the Roku, but they need to know what the codec is.
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Videos had been problematic on 22.04 since installing it. Symptoms are Video starting 10 seconds after audio, and Video stalling, especially when stopping and resuming a video. Confirmed on Ubuntu 22.04 and XUbuntu 22.04 All streaming videos were affected, not just netflix.
Maybe what I've found so far will give someone knowedgable on audio and video driver interactions a clue where to look. the key value seems to be -10 seconds, probably stored as a value around -10,000 milliseconds but the setting in Pulse Audio is only -20.00 ms.
Not the straight solution, but worked for me: create a variable for your Media Player in the Level Blueprint and tell it to open your source video file at Begin Play
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I also have a problem.
I have tried to use WebM files, but In the Media PLayer, as soon as I double click it, to start playing, I am geting a editor crash.
Same when I launch the project, as soon as I play and it tries to open the Media Source, it crashes.
Ue 5.1, public ( latest version ).
How has this not been fixed yet???
Are you telling me we are just not supposed to have cutscenes or videos play in our games from now on? This is a critical part of a game that is completely broken in Unreal Engine 5 and has been for multiple years now. This is insane.
I installed Zorin OS 16.1 Core. am looking for a video player similar to MediaPlayer (windows). I like that I can create playlists, that uses links to the videos so that I can keep all my videos in one place and just play the ones I want. Any suggestions? Any video tutorials on a video player? Thank you!
Thank you all for your response. I did end up downloading VLC because I was vaguely familiar with it. I played with it a bit today trying to become more familiar with it. Managed to make it my default video player by going into Settings and setting VLC as default player.
Using Zorin 16.1 OS, I can:
Stream my local videos from laptop to TV (VLC Player)
Stream YouTube TAB from laptop to TV (Chromecast)
Stream other website TABS from laptop to TV Chromecast) without sound
Actually, what I did to correct the issue was look on YouTube for Windows 10 "turn on sound" and I mimicked the advice and went into my sound settings. Then I was able to switch the sound from "internal" to "TV".
The problem is, whenever I imported a .mp4 (h.264 24000 bit rate 2k resolution) video file into unity and play it through videoplayer and make it into a VR app. It is noticeable that the video has been compressed in a way that the quality is dropped compared to the original video quality. I tried to play the video file directly in one of the other VR video player app such as (VR media player 360 - android) and it seems they can play the VR video file without downgrade of quality or compression. It was just better.
I just dont "Transcode" the video in unity and play it as it is. Take into account that transcoding is taking your compressed .mp4 video as source, so it will loss quality for sure when unity recompress it to its own internal codec.
, post:2, topic:679645: I just dont "Transcode" the video in unity and play it as it is. Take into account that transcoding is taking your compressed .mp4 video as source, so it will loss quality for sure when unity recompress it to its own internal codec.
Thanks jocyf, will start testing and experimenting the resolution. I tried using 2017 skybox solution but it seems the resolution is getting even worse. I will try it again without transcoding the video clip and see how it goes.
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