@Override
public void videoOutput(MediaPlayer mediaPlayer, int newCount) {
Logger.debug("videoOutput(mediaPlayer={},newCount={})", mediaPlayer, newCount);
if (newCount == 0) {
return;
}
MediaDetails mediaDetails = mediaPlayer.getMediaDetails();
Logger.info("mediaDetails={}", mediaDetails);
MediaMeta mediaMeta = mediaPlayer.getMediaMeta();
Logger.info("mediaMeta={}", mediaMeta);
final Dimension dimension = mediaPlayer.getVideoDimension();
Logger.debug("dimension={}", dimension);
if (dimension != null) {
SwingUtilities.invokeLater(
new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
videoSurface.setSize(dimension);
mainFrame.pack();
}
});
}
// You can set a logo like this if you like...
File logoFile = new File("./etc/vlcj-logo.png");
if (logoFile.exists()) {
mediaPlayer.setLogoFile(logoFile.getAbsolutePath());
mediaPlayer.setLogoOpacity(0.5f);
mediaPlayer.setLogoLocation(10, 10);
mediaPlayer.enableLogo(true);
}
// Demo the marquee
mediaPlayer.setMarqueeText("vlcj java bindings for vlc");
mediaPlayer.setMarqueeSize(40);
mediaPlayer.setMarqueeOpacity(95);
mediaPlayer.setMarqueeColour(Color.white);
mediaPlayer.setMarqueeTimeout(5000);
mediaPlayer.setMarqueeLocation(50, 120);
mediaPlayer.enableMarquee(true);
// Not quite sure how crop geometry is supposed to work...
//
// Assertions in libvlc code:
//
// top + height must be less than visible height
// left + width must be less than visible width
//
// With DVD source material:
//
// Reported size is 1024x576 - this is what libvlc reports when you call
// get video size
//
// mpeg size is 720x576 - this is what is reported in the native log
//
// The crop geometry relates to the mpeg size, not the size reported
// through the API
//
// For 720x576, attempting to set geometry to anything bigger than
// 719x575 results in the assertion failures above (seems like it should
// allow 720x576) to me
// mediaPlayer.setCropGeometry("4:3");
}
