android-videoview

I am using VideoView to play video files. I am using seekTo function in order to play the video from where it has been left off. However, I wanted to do some operations when the seek operation is finished. For that I need to use onSeekCompleteListener; however, onSeekCompleteListener is not supported with VideoView; it can be used with MediaPlayer. My Question is that "is there any way by which I can use onSeekCompleteListener" with VideoView? Thanks alot public class ObservableVideoView extends VideoView { private IVideoViewActionListener mVideoViewListener; private boolean mIsOnPauseMode =

I am making an application in which I have to show video from assets folder in a Fragment . Can anyone help me do this? Do I need to use VideoView in XML? Instead of accessing from assests,You must copy the video into your project's res/raw folder. Create raw folder under res folder. It must be in a supported format (3gp, wmv, mp4 ) and named with lower case, numerics, underscores and dots in its filename likewise:video_file.mp4. VideoView view = (VideoView)findViewById(R.id.videoView); String path = "android.resource://" + getPackageName() + "/" + R.raw.video_file; view.setVideoURI(Uri.parse

I have a VideoView that is inside a scrollView. When I scroll the scrollView, the VideoView does not scroll with it. It is like its position is fixed. How can I scroll the VideoView correctly with the scrolling of all other elements in the scrollView? The display is usually divided into two pipelines Frame buffer pipeline - This is is where all your graphics is displayed. All the UI display elements go into this pipline Video buffer pipeline - This is where your video data is diverted to. Now when you declare a surface view you take up some screen space in the UI saying this is where the video

I have a VideoView which I want to use to play a movieclip. I use it like this to play it and it works. VideoView vv = new VideoView(this); vv.setVideoURI(Uri.parse("android.resource://cortex2.hcbj/raw/intro")); setContentView(vv); vv.start(); However I see a black flash just before and after the movie clip. The flash in itself isn't a big problem, but the blackness of it is. The background is white, so if the flash is white, or if it dissapears it will be okay. Today I had the same problem and found a very bad and hacky workaround for this nasty problem: I realized that one can set a

I'm playing video (on VideoView ) on portrait mode (not on full screen) and when I change to landscape mode the video stop. When I change it to landscape that video will appear on full screen and will keep playing. Any Suggestion? Vipul Shah all you need to do is add this to activity in AndroidManifest.xml: android:configChanges="orientation" Your Video activity should look something like this. <activity android:name=".VideoPlayerActivity" android:configChanges="orientation" /> If your target API level 13 or higher, you must include the screenSize value in addition to the orientation value as