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scorpiontahir02
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11 years ago

roVideoPlayer.SetDestinationRect() not working

Even though I have set roVideoPlayer to show in a specific portion of screen but it still is showing in fullscreen. It was working fine but for some feature I had to invalidate the roVideoPlayer and then create it again in 3 to 4 places in my application's workflow. But every time for creation of roVideoPlayer I am using same method. So I am not able to understand why it was working fine previously but not now as I have done no change in the method I am using to create roVideoPlayer object. So if anybody can tell any reason for which roVideoPlayer.SetDesticationRect() might not work?????

Here is the method that I am using to create roVideoPlayer every time:


function getVideoPlayer(port as object, playerRect as object)
    player = CreateObject("roVideoPlayer")
    player.SetMessagePort(port)
    player.SetDestinationRect(playerRect)
'    player.SetPositionNotificationPeriod(1)
    player.SetMaxVideoDecodeResolution(1920, 1080)
    player.SetLoop(false)
    
    player.SetCertificatesFile("common:/certs/ca-bundle.crt")
    player.SetCertificatesDepth(4)
    player.InitClientCertificates()
    
    return player
end function


In between this invalidation of roVideoPlayer and its creation again, I am playing some audio using roAudioPlayer. But the problem is now the player runs in full screen even from start i.e. before its invalidation and re-creation.

playerRect has correct values I have checked...
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  • scorpiontahir02's avatar
    scorpiontahir02
    Visitor
    11 years ago
    Ok, I found out what the issue was, so I am posting in case someone else faces it too,

    As I was using both roAudioPlayer and roVideoPlayer so I was doing something like this:

    m.videoplayer = MyVideoPlayer()
    m.audioplayer = MyAudioPlayer()

    So what happens here is when I create roAudioPlayer, roVideoPlayer I don't know why but somehow sets its properties to defaults i.e. it will show in the full screen no matter you have set it to show in a portoin of screen using roVideoPlayer.SetDestinationRect(). So the issue was resolved when I did this:

    m.audioplayer = MyAudioPlayer()
    m.videoplayer = MyVideoPlayer()