checked in a few relatively minor items to the Scurvy.Media library: Importer now throws an exception if the .avi file is readonly to avoid any confusion over why the import won’t work. Video now has an “End” event that is raised when the video reaches the final frame. This can be used in cases where [...]
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So I’m really interested in finding a really good logo for the Scurvy.Media library. Ideally, it would work in, or at least be related to the Scurvy Bones logo: But that’s not a requirement. I won’t go into the properties and virtues of a good logo, since if you’re the kind of person that could [...]
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I’m happy to announce that the next version of Scurvy.Media has finally been released My original plan to support audio in this release was subsumed by some actual requests for the following features/fixes. It’s rather exciting to see the library actually being used for some projects and I hope that these items, along with further [...]
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Hehe … poking around on the internet, I actually came across an old post of mine on the old XNA forums from when they were on the MSDN forums. I believe I had posted this on my blog previously as well, however, since I changed blog engines this post has been lost to the ages, [...]
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Finally! the scurvy media video-to-texture library finally works in xna 2.0. I checked in the changes that show off the new features like the video processor that lets you choose between streaming and in-memory playback mode (in the Branches folder). thanks for all the feedback that I’ve gotten so far, and for everyone’s patience I [...]
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hmm, interesting … just figured out that in the latest build (not released, just in source control) of the scurvy media library, any input AVI must not be readonly. Not the worst bug in the world, but a bug nonetheless. I created a bug item: http://www.codeplex.com/ScurvyMedia/WorkItem/View.aspx?WorkItemId=3245
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The next version is coming along nicely now I just checked in some good work around the pipeline refactor. things are much simpler now, and will be much more memory friendly … which will allow you to use larger videos. The pipeline API is much simpler now. It will be much easier to extend in [...]
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I decided to make an “official” binary only release which can be found here. Technically, the only new feature that wasn’t there before is a slightly more informative exception that gets thrown if you try to load a streaming video without the VideoContentManager. Hopefully this will encourage library use, and potentially some feedback/bug reports now [...]
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So this may or may not be exciting for you faithful readers, but I’ve decided to release my little project out into the world as open source. The project is called Scurvy Media, and can be found on CodePlex: http://www.codeplex.com/ScurvyMedia Why did I call it Scurvy Media when it only contains the Video playing library? [...]
In case anyone is reading … stay tuned for an announcement about my XNA Video library in the next day or two