B4J Question MediaViewController...*without* use of B4XPages?

[m4.s]

I'm using MediaView with success in my B4J application, using this:

MediaView library

Sub Process_Globals Private fx As JFX Private MainForm As Form Dim mp As MediaPlayer Dim mv As MediaView Dim msgbox As Msgboxes End Sub Sub AppStart (Form1 As Form, Args() As String) msgbox.Show("put test.mp4 beside me(under objects)","info") MainForm = Form1...

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but am not able to incorporate the MediaView UI controller provided in this link (generates either 'object not initialized' or ':

MediaView - video player

This library includes two custom views: MediaView and MediaViewController. MediaView can play local and remote videos and music. The native JavaFX MediaView doesn't include a controller interface. I've implemented one. You can use it or create your own. Tip: the controller code and layout are...

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My code is below:

     Private medvMP4 As MediaView
     Private mediaViewController1 As MediaViewController
     ....

     mediaViewController1.Initialize(Null, "mediaViewController")   
     mediaViewController1.SetMediaView(medvMP4)
     medvMP4.Source = File.GetUri(strFileFolder, strFile & ".mp4")
     medvMP4.play

I added the initialize line (line # 5) merely to try to eliminate a 'Class instance was not initialized (mediaviewcontroller)' error.

But then I receive an "Interval must be larger than 0" error.

Is this possible to fix without using B4XPages? Ideas or alternative solution suggestions will be appreciated!

 

[agraham]

Is this possible to fix without using B4XPages?

There is nothing special about B4XPages,. On Android it is just a single normal Activity with some special attributes that keep it alive and not suffer the usual lifecycle considerations. On the desktop there is almost no difference to a normal program. If you can do it with B4XPages you can do it without.

But then I receive an "Interval must be larger than 0" error.

Which line gives this error?

 

[Erel]

Try to initialize it from a class.