I have a video file name "test.mp4", this file contains the video + audio. and I want make different MPD's by using "DashEncoder.config" file. Can any one tell me that what are the changes required to to change the in the "DashEncoder.config"?
I made MPD's already but there is no voice in generated MPD's. :(
please help
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I have a requirement where I need to get the original file name while picking any document using launchImageLibrary function of react-native-image-picker.
However, the library seems to store the original file in app cache and then picks it up with a different file name, and the original file name is lost in the process. I'm not sure if this issue is present is iOS but it happens in Android. Any help is much appreciated.
Hello sorry I'm begginer.
I don't have my sound files in my assets folder but in my .obb
I'm using the RythmGame sample who is using only assets folder.
I'm trying to use DataSound but only AAssetDataSource is used in my sample for create a DataSound.
I look at Asset and NDKExtractor for the decode function, but can only be use with an AAsset from an AssetManager...
How can I play sound from an .obb with Oboe ?
Can someone help me with that problem ?
Thanks
You should be able to do this by getting the path to your expansion file and passing that through JNI to your native code, opening it as a normal file object and passing the contents to the extractor.
You're right about the NDKExtractor::decode methods - they take an AAsset *, however it should be pretty easy to update them to take the file descriptor from your open file instead.
I have developed an app using the GEPlugin located at https://code.google.com/p/winforms-geplugin-control-library/.
I use the GEWebBrowser and the GETreeView, and both works nicely.
I only load local kml files on the controls, so the way to do this, is to copy the "KML_Samples.kml" file into the webroot directory, and call the function as follows:
GeWebBrowser.FetchKml(http://localhost:8080/KML_Samples.kml)
Each time I call this method, the event GeWebBrowser_KmlLoaded is launched in the correct way.
However, I have checked lately that this works fine for the two or three first kml files loaded. After this two or three files, when I try to load a new kml file, I can see that the the KML_Samples.kml file has been updated, but the GeWebBrowser_KmlLoaded event IS NOT LAUNCHED!
I have tried to execute the app step by step setting a breakpoint on the line
GeWebBrowser.FetchKml(http://localhost:8080/KML_Samples.kml)
and in this case, I can load the kml files!!.
I have tried to execute some code after this line in order to execute all the pending events, with the following line:
Application.DoEvents()
However, this has not the expected result, and the trouble remains: I'm only able to load the two or three first kml files.
I wonder if something is missing by my side using this control, but I have not found anything on the documentation that could help me.
If anyone could help me with this issue, I would be very thankful .
I answer my own question.
I have detected the GEControl does not works fine with the built-in server. I can load local kml files by sopying them at webroot\KML_Samples.kml, but this only works for the first two or three files to be loaded.
For the following kml files, it doesn't work. I suppose there is some mistake inside the control, so I'm going to develop all the code that load the kml file into a TreeView (I'll try to use the KmlTreeView), and load all the separated points of each kml file into the plugin.
We are using dojo's dojox.form.uploader.FileList in our application to show the progress of file upload. But it shows the name of the file, type extension by default. We could not see any settings to hide it or getting a handle to that. Is it possible to get a handle to that object which has file name, size and extension? Could you please help us?
My app allows for a text file to be emailed to other users with or without images and audio. When there's no images or audio, then the app sends the text file "as is" with a custom extension (e.g. text.xxx). When there's audio and images, the app zips the text file along with the images and audio into a file named something like text.xxx.zip.
Prior to iOS 6 this worked fine. Pre iOS 6, the app was given the URL of the text.xxx.zip file. Now, with iOS 6, it appears that the file is already unzipped by Mail, and only the text.xxx is sent to the openURL handler.
Does anyone out there have any experience with this? Suggestions for a better approach? I'm thinking I'll need to come up with a unique extension for the zipped case...
So after pounding my head on this for the last 24 hours or so, this is what "solves" the problem:
1) Change any existing attachment filenames from test.xxx.zip to test.zip. It looks iOS6 Mail is assuming that anything of the form filename.xxx.zip, is really just a compressed version of filename.xxx. (Maybe that's a standard somewhere?) Also noted that if I changed the filename to test.yyy.zip it then said it couldn't open the attachment. (presumably since no one registered for the ".yyy" extension).
2) Rewrite code to not use .zip extension in the future to prevent similar issues.
I also discovered that for multiple document types (e.g., .xxx, .zzz) you must specify a different mime type for each in the UTI declaration - otherwise Mail appends the first UTI extension it finds to the object and then calls openURL. So, in other words, if you're set up to handle a flat file (.xxx) and a zip file (.zzz), but you use the same mime type (e.g. application/myappname) and "xxx" is defined first, when openURL is called for your file "test.zzz", it will actually pass it to openURL as "test.xxx".