Play video on whatever you want...

[smashly]

obsolete...

Edited October 5, 2008 by smashly

[Andreik]

Nice work smashly. Now is easy for anyone to write a simple player.

EDIT:

Edited November 10, 2008 by Andreik

[zaini]

hi..

can you put an example here how to use your UDF...

i'm a newbie here

[smashly]

hi..

can you put an example here how to use your UDF...

i'm a newbie here

Just for you zaini , example added to first post.

Thank you for the encouragement Andreik

Cheers

[Andreik]

Very very nice smashly. I like your simple player.

Only one thing, If I press SPACE, movie is paused but if I press SPACE when movie is in full screen mode doesn't work.

Anyway, very nice work. (smashly player )

[zaini]

Thanx smashly..

you are so nice...

[ptrex]

@smashly

Runs like a charm !!

Does MCI it also support .MOV formats ?

Regards

ptrex

[dmob]

Link doesn't work.

[smashly]

@smashly

Runs like a charm !!

Does MCI it also support .MOV formats ?

Regards

ptrex

If you have codecs installed on your pc and they are configured to work with other players then yes..

I just tried short .mov file and it plays..

What does fail is getting the dimensions of the video..

So using the half ass example player in the first post won't work unless you hard set the size of the video when opening it..

Cheers

[ptrex]

@smashly

Amazing, I'll give it a try !!

Thanks

ptrex

[Champak]

Thanks for the help with the AVI size. Now here's a little jewel for you. If you change up the way you do the seek function in the example it will be a whole lot smoother and react faster when resuming play.

Add in the date.au3 and then change:

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            $GGCI = GUIGetCursorInfo($hGui)
            _Video_Seek($vID, Round((_Video_Length($vID, 1) * GUICtrlRead($Seek)) / 200))
            GUICtrlSetData($LableSeek, "Time: " & _Video_TimePos($vID) & " / " & _Video_Length($vID))
            Sleep(10)
        WEnd
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[smashly]

Thanks for the help with the AVI size. Now here's a little jewel for you. If you change up the way you do the seek function in the example it will be a whole lot smoother and react faster when resuming play.

Add in the date.au3 and then change:

Hi your welcome.

No need for the Time.au3 as MCI_Video.au3 has it's own stand alone function for Miliseconds to hh:mm:ss

you can find it near the bottom of my udf.. _MSToHMS()

Yep I actually had the example working that way as your saying , but the trade off is I don't see the frames while I slide.

Most videos I seek through I like to see the frames skip by so I can decide what looks interesting to stop at, you know the juicy bits of the movie that I have no clue at what time or frame the action starts .. lol

A better way would be to have an option for the type of seek to use..

option on seeks after the slider is let go.

option off seek while the slider is being slid.

But since it's just a basic example to see how some the udf functions work I'll leave the autoit video players upto others to write as they see fit

Edit: Added Slide N Seek option to the half ass example, you can find the option under the play menu or use hotkey Ctrl+N to toggle the seek mode.

Cheers

Edited September 5, 2008 by smashly

[rasim]

smashly

Nice work! Very nice! 5 stars!

[smashly]

smashly

Nice work! Very nice! 5 stars!

Thank You for the encouragement

Updated first post UDF and Example with some changes.

Cheers