Hi Friends,
I have a new project, or rather, a new idea. I discovered that ffmpeg [media library] has a built-in Cmd/Powershell player. Since I think ffmpeg should be present on every system, I wonder if this feature could be used for Rainmeter as well.
Dokumentation: https://ffmpeg.org/ffplay.html
For example, for a small media player for videos or audio files.
Here Some Powershell comands:
Start a Video (local): (Starts an Video with an Size off 640x360)Play a Audio or Webstream:
Maybe we can do something in conjunction with Lua...
-Media Playing Progressbar
-Reading the Interpreter,Titel or AlbumCover from the File
just an example how does it looks:
I have a new project, or rather, a new idea. I discovered that ffmpeg [media library] has a built-in Cmd/Powershell player. Since I think ffmpeg should be present on every system, I wonder if this feature could be used for Rainmeter as well.
Dokumentation: https://ffmpeg.org/ffplay.html
For example, for a small media player for videos or audio files.
Here Some Powershell comands:
Start a Video (local): (Starts an Video with an Size off 640x360)
Code:
ffplay -autoexit -x 640 -y 360 "YOUR TO YOUR VIDEO-FILE"
Code:
ffplay -nodisp -autoexit "PATH TO YOUR AUDIO FILE"ffplay -nodisp -autoexit "https://stream.sunshine-live.de/eurodance/mp3-192/"
Maybe we can do something in conjunction with Lua...
-Media Playing Progressbar
-Reading the Interpreter,Titel or AlbumCover from the File
just an example how does it looks:
Playing Video-File ffmpeg
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