#FINAL MEDIA PLAYER USED TO COPY VIDEO INSTALL#
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You still need to use Jcenter if you integrate the MediaPlayer Kit below v1.2.9.ДЄdd the following line in the /app/adle file of your project. Only applies to MediaPlayer Kit v1.2.9 and later. Method 1: Automatically integrate the MediaPlayer Kit with JitPack Integrate the MediaPlayer KitД¬hoose either of the following methods to integrate the MediaPlayer Kit into your project.

#FINAL MEDIA PLAYER USED TO COPY VIDEO INSTALL#

Follow the on-screen instructions, if any, to install the plug-ins.

Minimum API level: The minimum API level of the projectД¬lick Finish.

Language: The programming language of the project, for example, Java.

Project location: The path to save the project.

Package name: The name of the project package, for example, io.diaplayer.

Name: The name of your project, for example, MediaPlayer.

On the Configure your project panel, fill in the following contents: On the Choose your project panel, choose Phone and Tablet > Empty Activity, and click Next.

#FINAL MEDIA PLAYER USED TO COPY VIDEO ANDROID#

Open Android Studio and click Start a new Android Studio project. Create an Android projectДЇollow these steps to create an Android project: Create an Android project Open the specified ports in Firewall Requirements if your network has a firewall.ДЄ valid Agora account ( Sign up for free) is necessary when sharing media resources to remote users.

A mobile device running Android 4.1 or later.

Set up the development environment Prerequisites

MediaPlayer Kit only supports playing videos with a frame rate less than 60fps (excluding).

Therefore, if you want remote users to see both the local user's and the player's window, you need to start another process to capture the local user's video.

When sharing media resources with remote users, the playback window occupies the local user's video as captured by the camera.

The MediaPlayer Kit supports the local user to use the player function, the Native SDK supports interactive live streaming scenarios, and the RtcChannelPublishHelper supports publishing media streams to remote users in Agora channel. When synchronously sharing media resources with remote users, you need to use the MediaPlayer Kit, Agora Native SDK, and RtcChannelPublishHelper at the same time.

When locally playing media resources, you only need the separate MediaPlayer Kit.

Currently supported media formats: Local files in AVI, MP4, MP3, MKV, and FLV formats online media streams using HTTP, HTTPS, RTMP and RTSP protocols.

With this player, you can either locally play media resources or synchronously share currently playing media resources with remote users in the Agora channel. The MediaPlayer Kit is a powerful player that supports playing local and online media resources.

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