Hi,
i did that...thats why my program launches youtube (cause i found
examples of that). But, it shows a dialog asking the user to pick
between Youtube player and the browser. I just want to know if you can
eliminate that box and only use the youtube player.
I will keep looking on google. but if
Possible solutions to this are google-able.
On Jan 10, 5:27 pm, Scott Deutsch wrote:
> So, I gave up on that MediaPlayer Class...too complicated to handle streams.
> For now I am going to use Youtube.
>
> Now, is it possible to Launch the YouTube player and not having the option
> to pick Browser
So, I gave up on that MediaPlayer Class...too complicated to handle streams.
For now I am going to use Youtube.
Now, is it possible to Launch the YouTube player and not having the option
to pick Browser or YouTube Playerjust go directly to the player?
Thanks.
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Well, I wanted to control the vids on my own domain,,,but if it comes to
thati might do that.
But, for now I am trying to get it to stream on my android using
MediaPlayerI mean it does, but really choppy.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Any reason why you couldn't post your videos to YouTube and let the
(often built-in) YouTube app or its mobile HTML5 web site figure out
what to do with them? The bonus is that you do no extra coding, your
app stays smaller, and people have the option to view them in higher
quality on their deskto
Mark, so the ProgressBar going on top of the SurfaceView worked.
Actually all I had to do was:
http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android";
android:layout_width="fill_parent"
android:layout_height="fill_parent">
So, now I just need help to fix the lagging streaming video.
Thanks group.
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Mark, I will take a look at that and try out the progressbar thingy.
Now for my other issue with streaming the video (it is laggy...cause
it catches up to real time then it needs to buffer more), what would
be the best solution group?
I would like to check how much buffered then play it at a cert
On Sun, Jan 9, 2011 at 11:20 AM, Scott Deutsch wrote:
> Ok, so now it streams the video. Thanks.
>
> But now the problem is, how can I put a buffering bar on top of the
> surfaceview so they know when it will play.
Use a ProgressBar. Put it and the SurfaceView in RelativeLayout, with
the Progress
Ok, so now it streams the video. Thanks.
But now the problem is, how can I put a buffering bar on top of the
surfaceview so they know when it will play. Also, how can I make it so
that it doesn't skip like crazy. Like check how muched buffered and if
it is 10% resume play and if it catches up...pa
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