Is there any control or way we can play video in Apple Watch app. I can see Image, Button, Label etc.. controls but couldn't find a way to play a video.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
There is no way to playback video on the Apple Watch currently. And I doubt there will be for some time (if ever) due to the very small screen size.
Since this is possible now, I am adding some reference URL so other developers can get an idea and possibility for this.
Watch OS 2 comes up with plenty of nice features and Audio and Video are part of this.
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I want to record screen audio with permission for audio processing "Input.installTap" type of code definitely works for me but I want to eliminate outside voices like the human voice or background noises. I think if I stop to microphone it might be work but, I couldn't find any answer yet.
is it possible with anything?
Have you considered using ReplayKit and disabling the microphone?? (available in iOS already, and I believe macOS from 11.0+).
Check out also the WWDC Big Sur Sample Code.
I'm creating AVPlayer view to watch the stream from CCTV. And I want to make playback controls in a video like in Photos app at iPhone(open Photos, play some video, at the bottom, it will be UIScrollView with some screenshots of your video) like at image below.
May I ask you some help on how to create something like this?
And this is my first question here, so sorry if something wrong. =)
ScrollView playback
AVPlayer cannot do this for streaming. The suggestion made on snapshots would also not be close to your want of getting the same behaviour as on local preview of videos in the Photos App on iOS.
If you are looking for this kind of experience I would recommend heading over to movi.ai to get your hands on our cross platform solution with this ready out of the box.
I'm trying to create an Xcode Objective-C function that can be called from a button tap, that will record the contents of a UIView and its subviews (or a fixed section of the screen e.g. 320x320 in the center) and then allow the user to save the video to their iPhone camera roll. I also want to include the audio that is being played by the app at the time of the recording e.g background music and sound effects.
I'm having trouble finding any info on this as their seems to be a lot of people trying to record their running app for external purposes like the app store video preview. I need my video captured within the app, to be used as an app feature.
Does anyone know if this can be done or know a website or tutorial where I can learn what's needed? Thanks
I know this post is two years old, but for anybody who comes along who might need to record their iOS app's screens and save them to the phone's camera roll or even a specific URL, take a look at https://github.com/alskipp/ASScreenRecorder
I've tried it and it works! The frames per second aren't 60 so I don't know how well it would work if you were trying to record an action game, but it's still pretty awesome.
You can't do that with just one function, check that project:
https://github.com/coolstar/RecordMyScreen
Is it possible to play change the playback position from a MPMediaItem? I would like to be able to move between different points in a audio file (say a song) held on the devices iTunes library. Which framework should I be using?
I haven't tried it by myself. But here's a link to documentation that i hope could help you.
You can do it via the AVPlayer. See Using MPMediaItems with AVAudioPlayer for details. Works via the MPMediaItem's URL.
I want to capture video from screen.
I am unable to capture video from avplayer layer. But, can record from other viewes.
Do I need to search code for OpenGLES?
You can have look at the blog.
I think it covers what you want.
Actually this blog does not use AVPlayer, but rather it uses AVAssetWriter.
Look into the comments there you can get hint using AVPlayer.
Or you can have this project, which is for recording of screen.
These two libraries are the best possible options that you can use to record video of your application screen.
https://github.com/wess/Glimpse
https://everyplay.com/about
Yes I'm working with the same job it comes black screen because of high frameDuration of video .But I've solved this
Don't add AVPlayer to that view. Add to another view and note the time at play and then crop the video of time that has played and after all merge with the recorded video.
I've stated it shortly but I hope you will understand.
You need to work on OpenGLES to render video layer, otherwise it will look black
I would suggest using the GPUImage framework, for a number of reasons:
It IS OpenGL but is wrapped in Objective-C, so there's no need to learn OpenGL to implement it
It is 100% App Store vetted - I have an app in the store that uses it now, as do dozens of others
There is a class named GPUImageMovie that wraps AVAssetReader for playback and another named GPUImageMovieWriter that allows you to write textures to file - these can be the same file, or separate.
There are quite a few examples available within the repository that should be pretty easy to understand...
Source Code / Git Repo
* https://github.com/BradLarson/GPUImage
Blog
* http://www.sunsetlakesoftware.com/2012/02/12/introducing-gpuimage-framework
Hope that helps !
This is good for you testing you achieve that goal through this framework
https://github.com/gabriel/CaptureRecord for screen capture. But, it can be used to record simulator only. You can't submit app to appstore using this code as it use private api.