Ok, so this was caused by the fact that APKs automatically compress all assets by default. This makes reading from them very slow in case the data is read in very small chunks (as it is done by the TrueType font loader which mostly reads byte per byte). I've now added an option to disable compressio...
Ok, so this was caused by the fact that APKs automatically compress all assets by default. This makes reading from them very slow in case the data is read in very small chunks (as it is done by the TrueType font loader which mostly reads byte per byte). I've now added an option to disable compressio...
But when i use ---> PlayVideo(1) Nothing happens, i´m missing something? This is working fine with normal AVI or MP4 files Is this on Windows? The Windows version of Hollywood has a bug that causes PlayVideo() to crash when the video doesn't have an audio stream. It's been fixed already but the fix...
I'm afraid that sounds too complicated. Being able to define multiple "applications" could make things very confusing. Maybe just use a normal table and InsertItem() for all submodules you load instead...
Thanks for the test file, it's fixed now. Apparently I had MPEG-TS support disabled in the ffmpeg build used by the plugin. It's enabled now and now your file loads and plays nicely.