Is there is any android sample code available for creating a video file from still images that i am having in my android phone. I need to output a video to be uploaded to a 3rd party website so I'd like to do it on device and it needs to be a real video not just a gallery slideshow.
Thanks and Regards
Anish
Related
I'm not good at English, so I'm sorry if there are any mistakes in the expression.
I want to Object detection application on Android.
Here is how the app works:
Take some videos for which you want to perform object detection
Select a video from the taken videos
Detect specify object and get that coodinates
To develop avobe app,I have some videos for vertification.
Here is my question. Which folder should I put the vertification videos?
For now, I put the videos in raw folder.
But,I am creating an app assuming that the videos were taken with a camera. If so, should it be in the same place as if it were taken by the camera? and, which folder should the videos be placed in?
I'm new to android development.
Could anyone give me some advice? Thank you.
As you are new to Android development I am going to explain in detail.
First you have the videos for verification. You should put those videos in raw folder. But what if the size of those videos is too large? That means the size of your APK will also increase which is not a good thing if you want to upload your app on google play store. In this case, you can store those videos on your own server, and when user installs your app download those videos from the server.
Now let's come to the second question: Where should I put the videos taken with the camera?
You can put these videos in any of the following paths.
context.getFilesDir();
or
context.getExternalFilesDir(null);
These paths are on which you can store the camera-shooted videos and do any processing on them. If you want to know the difference between these two paths that's another topic. You can learn about them here.
I have few online videos to play in my android application and am providing video download functionality to the user.
Now, What if I want to add some text or image as an watermark on those videos before any user download it ?
I have googled it, but got the results for the Image Watermark, I have to implement same for the Video.
Is there any library available for Video Watermark in android ?
Thanks in Advance.
I am developing an application which contains a video on the home screen. The video will be different for different region. Because the size of a single video is 10 Mb and I have almost 10 videos for different country. So I don't want to store those locally. So my questions are :
Should google play developer console provide the way where I can store those video separately from My apk file and at time of download, corresponding region video downloaded from there and I can link that video to my application.
What will be the better way to achieve that functionality? I want to reduce loading time which require to download the video from web server.
Thanks in advance.
I am developing an android app with box api integration. In which I have to fetch videos from logged in users' uploaded videos. I also need to show video thumbnails. I found something from below link.
Link:=> https://box-content.readme.io/reference#get-a-thumbnail-for-a-file
But in response I got the contents of image. i don't know how to fetch that type of response.
Can anyone help me please to come out of this???
Thanks in advance.
The Get Thumbnail API can generate either a png or jpg thumbnail file from a video. But it cannot generate a video thumbnail (such as a mp4 or gif file) from a video.
I have video uploaded on server. which is trailer of movie. I can play this video direct to my videoView with the help of live url. My question: is there any method in android which help me out to get a video frame from url without download the video to local storage. I know one method name "createvideothumbnail" but it will not work in my case. because i need to get the video thumbnail without download the whole video. as you have seen the mechanism is implemented in imdb official app (Trailer section).
Please help, thanks in advance
Getting thumbnails without download the complete video is not possible until now (API Level 22) i´m pretty sure that the application that you describe load thumbnails that were created previously.
the current option would be using the class:
import android.provider.MediaStore.Video.Thumbnails;
or create the thumbnails in a separated process.