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This is a very basic app that allows sending direct URL (not local file yet) from desktop to Google Chromecast. Mainly, the project may showcase how this may work together.
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QUESTION
I am able to use 2 full viewport div
using the following code. Sadly, when I try to add an HD (1366x768) image as the background for the first full viewport div
, it breaks everything. I tried to use img-fluid
as mentioned in Bootstrap 5 docs
I am using the default HTML template provided by getbootstrap.com as starting template.
It would be nice to know how to make the background image responsive and still keep the 2 full viewport sections intact. Please feel free to ask any other info you would want to know. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 07:31i found issue you have to remove vh-100
from your div
which wraps your image check below snippet it's working fine let me know if there is any changes
i have added a class named as custom
to set 100% image width and to treat image as block element. You can remove if you don't want and add yours
QUESTION
Do I need to develop Android TV Receiver App to cast from existing sender app to "Chromecast with google tv" device?
I thought just web receiver app would be okay for casting without registered android TV app just like Chromecast.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-16 at 16:30You do not need to developer an Android TV receiver app to cast to the Chromecast with Google TV. A standard web receiver will work on this device the same as a typical device running the Android TV OS. The main reason to use the Cast Connect library to build an Android TV receiver app is if you already have an Android TV app and want to give a more robust casting experience (e.g., allowing users to control playback with their remote control or providing a UX that's easier with native Android code).
QUESTION
I have already published app on Google Play Store. It can't be found in Google Play Store app on any device running Android TV which I tried. I can find it on Google Play by using its name, but there it can't be installed on my Android TV devices. There are 649 marked as supported devices in the Play Console for this app. I have even one device marked as supported on my device list. It is Google Chromecast Google TV. But it is also not compatible and I can't install my app also on this device. Does anyone experience something like this in the case of Android TV app?
Here is my manifest.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 16:27For distribution to Android TV devices, you need to opt-in within Google Play. In the Play Console, go to the Setup section within the Release grouping in the left hand menu. Select Advanced settings and switch to the Release types tab. Click "+ Add release type" and select Android TV. You have to include the required screenshots and banner for TV distribution.
Note that Android TV requires an additional review to validate TV App Quality.
QUESTION
we are trying to play drm MPD content from Chrome to Chromecast Our receiver app code is as follow:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-11 at 11:44I think you are asking how you send the license URL from the sender client (the device 'casing') to the receiver (the device which will receive the request to cast and which actually get and plays the stream) in the custom data.
The custom data is a JSON object and you just need to put the license url into it.
There are two common ways of passing this custom data:
- include it in the MediaInfo object using the MediaInfo.Builder.setCustomData method
- include it the MediaLoadOptions data
As an example, looking at a MediaInfo example form the Google documents and adding in custom data:
QUESTION
I have a text string/script which I took out from a webpage. I would like to clean/structure that text string/Script so that I can only get JSON out of it. But its very long that I lost finding beginning and ending of JSON from that text. Does anyone help me out or advice a online website which can help to find the beginning and ending of JSON from that text. Many Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-24 at 19:17You can use a RegEx to get the Jsons from your string.
I have used this pattern: {(?:[^{}]*{[^{]*})*[^{}]*}
The above regex checks only the Json in one level deep.
Code:
QUESTION
for my home project I want to create some kind of ambilight. The backlighting already works by me passing a photo into a Python program and putting the photo into a 78x42 grid and then sending each edge color to an LED light. The LEDs are located behind the TV to create a background glow.
For now, the effect is already very nice.
Now the next step:
A Raspberry-Pi with a connected RPI camera should be pointed at the TV and the edge colors should be determined and sent to the LEDs.
So that the program learns where the TV is, I have already written a program, which first creates 4 images (all white, all red, all green and all blue), sends these images to the Chromecast and displays them. From each picture a photo is made. So I have 4 photos on which the TV can be seen. Each time the TV shows only one color.
I made the pictures in red, green and blue to get a color correction later, or to calibrate the colors. But that's not what I want to talk about here.
First I want to recognize the TV. I have no experience with OpenCV. I already have the following script, but I can't get any further from here.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 05:03Seems that tv is the max area contour. In the dark you need different parameters
create a folder and name it "pyimagesearch".
Behind this folder we will put the empty __init__.py
file and transform.py
file that contains the functions to warp the image.
This is our main file:
QUESTION
The following is my code: I need to add a quality selector and disable the right-click option in a webpage which uses videojs. I am not sure on how to use the plugins, there weren't any examples of plugins in react. Please help
VideoPlayer.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 14:56To disable right click menu in videoPlayer, you can use the contextmenu
synthetic event in react,
QUESTION
I need to serve long videos (~2 hours) from a web server to mobile clients and the clients should be able to play the videos via Chromecast
. I have chosen mpeg-dash
for this purpose: video encoder is h.264
(level 4.1), audio is aac
(although I've tried diffrent ones).
I've tried ffmpeg
, MP4Box
and some other tools to generate videos; most of the time I succeeded playing them on VLC or on a mobile client (locally), but not with Chromecast.
I've tried Amazon's Elastic Transcoder
and it worked, but it gave me one big file whereas I need many small segments.
CORS are set.
Chromecast remote debugging didn't help much.
Do you know how to do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-19 at 06:50Finally, I have managed to do it. This is the script that converts a video file to dash with many segments which can be played by Chromecast:
QUESTION
On my Chromecast custom receiver, I can set the status text like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-17 at 12:58Having the application started, is possible to use CastReceiverContext
to change the application status:
QUESTION
The documentation for a web-based Chromecast sender says that castSession.loadMedia()
returns a promise. Therefore, I should be able to catch errors in an async function like so:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 07:12chrome.cast.Session
and cast.framework.CastSession
are different. While CastSession
methods returns promises, Session
object works with callback. The error occurs because of missing callback when calling session.loadMedia()
In your case, you have to check docs of chrome.cast.Session
object for further operation, or continue your work by calling directly loadMedia from your CastSession
object:
Option 1: continue your work with CastSession
object:
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