Not happy with MCI video commands
Quote from fkapnist on July 25, 2020, 2:43 pmNot happy with MCI video commands? Try ffplay in a NEO Win rectangle.
ffmpeg is a standard utility for processing AVI and MP4 audio/video
FFmpeg.exe
ffplay.exe
ffprobe.exeThis script uses an "Init" speed-up rectangle that is not visible (or placed offscreen) to ""preload" videos without sound (-an) partially into RAM before running the player in Rectangle1.
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FocusObject "RectangleInit"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "RectangleInit"
Delay "100"
RunInRectangle "RectangleInit" "[PubDir]ffmpeg\bin\ffplay.exe" "-an [#34][LoadedVideo][#34]" "" "" "[ffplayRectangleInit]"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "RectangleInit"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "Rectangle1"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "Rectangle1"
Delay "100"
RunInRectangle "Rectangle1" "[PubDir]ffmpeg\bin\ffplay.exe" "[#34][LoadedVideo][#34]" "" "" "[ffplayRectangle1]"
Delay "100"----------------------------------
It can also use SendKeys to start and stop the player
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "P"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "m"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "{PgDn}".
Not happy with MCI video commands? Try ffplay in a NEO Win rectangle.
ffmpeg is a standard utility for processing AVI and MP4 audio/video
FFmpeg.exe
ffplay.exe
ffprobe.exe
This script uses an "Init" speed-up rectangle that is not visible (or placed offscreen) to ""preload" videos without sound (-an) partially into RAM before running the player in Rectangle1.
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FocusObject "RectangleInit"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "RectangleInit"
Delay "100"
RunInRectangle "RectangleInit" "[PubDir]ffmpeg\bin\ffplay.exe" "-an [#34][LoadedVideo][#34]" "" "" "[ffplayRectangleInit]"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "RectangleInit"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangleInit]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "Rectangle1"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "{Esc}"
Delay "100"
FocusObject "Rectangle1"
Delay "100"
RunInRectangle "Rectangle1" "[PubDir]ffmpeg\bin\ffplay.exe" "[#34][LoadedVideo][#34]" "" "" "[ffplayRectangle1]"
Delay "100"
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It can also use SendKeys to start and stop the player
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "P"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "m"
SendKeys "[ffplayRectangle1]" "{PgDn}"
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Quote from CN_Iceman on July 30, 2020, 3:41 pmIt's a very good idea.
I have used it in some applications to convert audio and/or video files.
If you want to download the latest version in 32 or 64 bits you can use this link: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
It's a very good idea.
I have used it in some applications to convert audio and/or video files.
If you want to download the latest version in 32 or 64 bits you can use this link: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
Quote from fkapnist on January 10, 2022, 9:28 pmQuote from CN_Iceman on July 30, 2020, 3:41 pmIt's a very good idea.
I have used it in some applications to convert audio and/or video files.
If you want to download the latest version in 32 or 64 bits you can use this link: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/I discovered that mpv player performs much better than ffplay in a rectangle and it takes the same command lines
Quote from CN_Iceman on July 30, 2020, 3:41 pmIt's a very good idea.
I have used it in some applications to convert audio and/or video files.
If you want to download the latest version in 32 or 64 bits you can use this link: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
I discovered that mpv player performs much better than ffplay in a rectangle and it takes the same command lines