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Reputation: 34036

Java Media Framework: how to get framerate from videostream

I am using the Java Media Framework to play a video file.

Now I would like to know the framerate of the videostream?

How is that possible? Thanks!

edit: instances of the following are available:

javax.media.Manager
javax.media.MediaLocator
javax.media.NoProcessorException
javax.media.Processor

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1458

Answers (1)

oliholz
oliholz

Reputation: 7507

try the following

        try {
            Processor myProcessor = Manager.createProcessor( myMediaLocator );
            Format relax = myProcessor.getContentDescriptor().relax();
            if(relax instanceof VideoFormat) {
                double frameRate = ((VideoFormat)relax).getFrameRate();
            }
        } catch( NoProcessorException e ) {
        } catch( NotConfiguredError e ) {
        } catch( IOException e ) {
        }

or perhaps form the content descriptor form the DataSource. For URLDataSource:

DataSource dataSource = myProcessor.getDataOutput();
if(dataSource instanceof URLDataSource){
    PullSourceStream[] streams = ((URLDataSource)dataSource).getStreams();
    if(streams.length > 0){
        Format relax = streams[0].getContentDescriptor().relax();
        if(relax instanceof VideoFormat) {
            System.out.println(((VideoFormat)relax).getFrameRate());
        }
    }
}

or at least, try to get the Format from the javax.media.Buffer:

DataSource dataSource = myProcessor.getDataOutput();
if(dataSource instanceof PullBufferDataSource){ // or PushBufferDataSource
    PullBufferStream[] streams = ((PullBufferDataSource)dataSource).getStreams();
    if(streams.length > 0){
        Format relax = streams[0].getFormat();
        if(relax instanceof VideoFormat) {
            System.out.println(((VideoFormat)relax).getFrameRate());
        }
    }
}

Upvotes: 3

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