This is a project designed to help controlling Android MediaPlayer class. It makes it easier to use MediaPlayer ListView and RecyclerView. Also it tracks the most visible item in scrolling list. When new item in the list become the most visible, this library gives an API to track it.
I am implementing an Instagram kind of auto-play video feature in my app, But before updating RecyclerView UI as per this library suggestion. I used this library VideoPlayerView in my application where I am playing video using ExoPlayer. But I am seeing the difference in the resolution. This library plays video in low resolution that's why it's a bit pixelated at the bottom whereas ExoPlayer plays video in better resolution. I also tried to set up the UI ratio a bit smaller like 16:9 and 4:3 but the same effect.
FYI, I am using Firebase Storage to store video and loading from their provided download link with the token.
I am implementing an Instagram kind of auto-play video feature in my app, But before updating RecyclerView UI as per this library suggestion. I used this library VideoPlayerView in my application where I am playing video using ExoPlayer. But I am seeing the difference in the resolution. This library plays video in low resolution that's why it's a bit pixelated at the bottom whereas ExoPlayer plays video in better resolution. I also tried to set up the UI ratio a bit smaller like 16:9 and 4:3 but the same effect.
FYI, I am using Firebase Storage to store video and loading from their provided download link with the token.
Is there any way to pass the video resolution?