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It wraps the Jave2 (Java Audio Video Encoder) library, so it is unlikely that any thing will be added.
link: After using FFMpeg from the command line, I came across Jave2 (Java Audio Video Encoder) a java wrapper based on FFMpeg. Useful to integrate FFMpeg in

(Look at the previously referenced web pages for more info.) Finally for the codec (MIME_Type) parameter, I always use "video/avc" (H.264) though you can play around with the other codecs supported by your device. You can get the codec list by calling the encoderCodecs method. Multiple videos can b
link: This meant that calling Setup with a MIME type of (for example) video/avc would have the effect of setting OMX.SEC.AVC.Encoder as the codec. With v1.0
link: Hi John, not quite sure what you are asking. Do you want writeBitmap2 to return the data after a single frame has been encoded into mp4 (or whichever
link: Hello, thank you very much for this great library, I try to use but it gives me the following error: "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Failed to allocate

*; import ws.schild.jave.encode.AudioAttributes; import ws.schild.jave.encode.EncodingAttributes; import ws.schild.jave.Encoder; import ws.schild.jave.MultimediaObject; import ws.schild.jave.info.MultimediaInfo; static public boolean convertV2A(String vFile, String aFile){ boolean succ

I am trying to use this library with the below hardware video encoder for a remote controlled video app: B07CP3G86L But the only format that both the encoder and Exoplayer support is HLS. However, I can't use HLS because is has an encoding delay of 7-8 seconds. This delay is a deal breaker becaus

Next days I will post on this forum both my RawVideoBitmap and RawVideoJpeg encoders with a full code, for RawVideoBitmap it use BitmapCreator, show a realtime video preview while encode the video fille, it support RGB565, RGB66, RGB88, BlackAndWhite output formats, yes, can encode videos even in bl
link: For users interested to my ESP32 UDP Network Video Call project here you can find my oled library in action, it is a very small 65.536 color oled, goo

Tip: Use File.WriteBytes. You are making an incorrect assumption that writing the preview pic data to a file will result with a proper video file. It doesn't work like this. You need to encode the video with a standard encoder. MJPEG is a very simple one: MJPEG / CCTV Server More information: ht
link: Hi, i want to stream encrypted live video between 2 devices over the internet (without using RTMP or RTSP servers) i used CamEx to extract camera fr
link: I'm already trying with the unencoded and unencrypted frame bytes extracted directly from Camera1_Preview and can't play them back when i write it to

Yes I know it, I used it to make a video encoder/decoder for ESP8266 and ESP32 and Oled or TFT screen. Developed on B4J. Just I do not remenber how use antialiasing while draw the buffer on Canvas.

Context As Context Returns the context set with {@link #setContext(Context)} Destination As String Returns the destination ip address set with {@link #setDestination(String)}. FlashState As Boolean Returns the flash state set with {@link #setFlashEnabled(boolean)}. Origin As String Returns the o
link: You can use any static names for them... /** Can be used with {@link #setVideoEncoder}. */ public final static int VIDEO_NONE = 0; /** Can b

I'm glad you like it.... Yes I will share that, but it is C++ code only and probably not the right place to share here on this forum, even it depends on many libraries I have developed and import inside the sketches. To show a camera video on oled this is an experiment I wanted to see my face in re
link: Hello! Last December I made a request for support for the ESP32 Camera support. Well, I finally found the time to work on it myself and here's my in
link: Private Sub AppStart Serial1.Initialize(115200) Log("AppStart") End Sub You'll want to ensure, B4R is communicating with the board and can fl
link: A note on the voltage levels. You'll see a lot of examples that have you powering your board with 3.3V. At 3.3V the board is very flaky and will "br

Check the log. Unsupported profile 4 for video/mp4v-es HW encoder for video/avc is not available on this device.
link: Step 1 The following code displays a realtime video from a local IP webcam : webview1.Initialize("webview1") Activity.AddView (webview1,0,0,100%x,100%
link: I know. You asked me, That's why I told you to use exoplayer. If you want to show the full html page then you have change the server video code, as

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