Currently I've only found how to either play or download it's just a file so I could download it like any other file. I've tried reading on the docs, and got those links by asking about it here :. So sadly, currently the only solution I can come up with, is to download the file on another thread, which will cause the device to have 2 connections to it, thus using twice the bandwidth.
I've made a Github repository for this here. You can try it out. I took a look at erdemguven's sample code here and seem to have something that works. This is by-and-large what erdemguven wrote, but I write to a file instead of a byte array and create the data source. I am thinking that since erdemguven, who is an ExoPlayer expert, presented this as the correct way to access cache, that my mods are also "correct" and do not break any rules.
I am by no means an ExoPlayer expert, so you will be able to stump me quickly with any questions that you may have. Code would look something like. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. How to download a video while playing it, using ExoPlayer? Ask Question. Asked 2 years, 11 months ago. Active 2 years, 8 months ago. Viewed 13k times. Background I'm working on an app that can play some short videos. The problem Currently I've only found how to either play or download it's just a file so I could download it like any other file.
Here's the code of playing a video file from URL sample available here : gradle Factory dataSourceFactory. An uncluttered viewer supports various swipe gestures and pinch to zoom, while the app features both software and hardware decoding for a broad variety of file formats. Subtitle controls, variable aspect ratio and a screen lock are all within reach of the main view screen, while other tweaks are hidden in the settings menu.
Unfortunately, due to licensing issues, support for DTS and AC3 audio isn't available in the core MX Player app, which can be a deal breaker, though there are custom codecs available online. Video Player All Format also known as XPlayer is one of the best Android video players thanks to features such as broad format support, ultraHD and 4K playback ability and hardware and software decoding options. The app includes helpful extras like gesture controls, variable playback speed, and Chromecast support.
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PlayerXtreme began as a well regarded iOS video player that's since made the jump to Android devices, delivering one of the best Android video players with a ton of features and options. The app supports more than 40 file formats, subtitles, and hardware acceleration.
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Chances are, you always a place for a solid file manager, though. There you will choose the available download method. Have in mind that some apps and games may not be available in Google Play for your country of residence. We are proud to serve your working mirrors This has to be done only the first time you are installing an unknown APK file. It is most commonly located in the Downloads folder. Note that the APK file can run on every popular android emulator.
You can also send DMCA reports here. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Aleks G Aleks G I made an example of this that shows a little more context. I found that using ffmpeg I could get short video clips to a very reasonable size while still retaining acceptable quality. Suragch whatever you consider "reasonable size" today is totally different from what "reasonable size" was 5 years ago. Today I won't hesitate publishing an app that's over 10 megs; 5 years ago, one of my client's requirements was that the overall app is not more than 1 meg.
Tyler2P 1, 5 5 gold badges 12 12 silver badges 23 23 bronze badges. While this may answer the question, it is better to include the essential parts of the answer as it will attract more upvotes and be clear to the user who asked the question what they have to change. This basically repeats the code from the 9 year old accepted answer, and adds nothing new.
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