Allow loading external plugins called "Enhancers" that as the name suggests,
enhance Clapper library capabilities.
Currently implemented is a "ClapperExtractable" interface meant to extract
an actual media that GStreamer can later play from an initial input URI.
Additionally, an internal GStreamer elements that work with it are ported/moved
here from "gtuber" library that this functionality replaces.
A rewritten Clapper video player made using "Clapper" and "ClapperGtk" libraries.
Since both libraries from this repo are in C, newly rewritten Clapper binary is also in C to
avoid mixing different programming languages in a single repo, thus making maintenance easier.
Not depending on GJS gives us also an additional benefit of supporting different operating
systems or linux shells without pulling GJS as dependency.
Licensed under GPL-3.0-or-later.
An easy to use GTK integration library. Meant as a GtkVideo alternative.
While GtkVideo is more of a simple example of video playback under GTK4, this
acts as a full-fledged video player in the form of a GtkWidget that can be placed
anywhere within application.
The widget offers customization options for both top header and bottom playback
controls panels. The Clapper playback API is exposed under widget "player" property
making it easy for the programmer to set media and control playback programically.
The new library will be distributed with Clapper player. This includes public headers
and GObject Introspection support.
Licensed under LGPL-2.1-or-later.
An easy to use media playback library (libclapper) as a GstPlayer replacement.
Previously we tried to use upstream `gstplayer` library to control playback and
pass all events from multiple threads GStreamer uses into an app main thread.
Since this caused some thread racy problems and we needed additional ABI breaking
changes to better suit our needs, we ended up with a modified fork of said library
renamed to `gstclapper` as a temporary solution.
This new library simply named `clapper` replaces our previous `gstclapper` solution
and is written completely from scratch by myself. The aim here is to have an easy to
use playback library better suited to work with (but not limited to) GTK and GObject
properties bindings by relying on "notify" signals.
Major differences include:
* Operates on a playback queue (inherits `GListModel` interface) instead of a single URI
* Uses "notify" signals for property changes always dispatched to app thread
* Time is passed/read as decimal number in seconds instead of int64 in nanoseconds
* Integrates `GstDiscoverer` to figure out media info (such as title) before playback
* Easy to use MPRIS support as part of library
* Optional playback remote controls with WebSocket messages
The new library will be distributed with Clapper player. This includes public headers
and GObject Introspection support.
Licensed under LGPL-2.1-or-later.
Enjoy
Add "clappergluploader" module which uses "glupload" and "glcolorconvert" internally,
allowing either uploading RAW system memory into GPU with GL colorspace conversion or
importing DMABufs into GL memory and making a GdkTexture out of them at one go.
Add new GStreamer plugin with custom video sink for Clapper video player.
The main difference is that unlike the old one, this does not operate using `GtkGLArea`
anymore, but processes and displays `GdkTextures` directly through `GtkPicture` widget.
Also this one is installed like any other GStreamer plugin, thus can be used via
`gst-launch-1.0` binary or even by other GTK4 apps if they wish to integrate it.
In order to not depend on GL stuff at build time, this plugin uses seperate GModules
called "importers" in order to import different kind of memories into GdkTexture. This
allows expanding its capabilities further then we were able to do before.
