file:///E:/AV/out2.flv
URL file:///E:/AV/out2.flv could not be opened by ffmpeg. Trying to open a stream to the URL instead.
11:14:12.505 [Finalizer] DEBUG com.xuggle.xuggler - Closing dangling Container (../../../../../../../csrc/com/xuggle/xuggler/Container.cpp:146)
on the screen and then just dies out. What am I doing wrong?
using new XuggleVideo(new File("E:/AV/out2.flv")); also gives the same result.. I am able to access the file when I put same url in the browser
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I haven't got access to a windows machine at present to test, but I'd guess that you should have three slashes in front (i.e. "file:///E:/AV/out2.flv"). For the File() constructor does it work if you give the path in windows format (new File("E:\AV\out2.flv"))?
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Hi,
I am trying to follow openIMAJ tutproal to draw facial key points on a video but OpenIMAJ is not able to load the video file..here is my code:
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Video<mbfimage> video;
video = new XuggleVideo("file://E:/AV/out2.flv");//XuggleVideo("file:"+fileName);
VideoDisplay<mbfimage> display = VideoDisplay.createVideoDisplay(video);
display.addVideoListener(
new VideoDisplayListener<mbfimage>() {
public void beforeUpdate( MBFImage frame ) {</mbfimage></mbfimage></mbfimage>
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It prints
file:///E:/AV/out2.flv
URL file:///E:/AV/out2.flv could not be opened by ffmpeg. Trying to open a stream to the URL instead.
11:14:12.505 [Finalizer] DEBUG com.xuggle.xuggler - Closing dangling Container (../../../../../../../csrc/com/xuggle/xuggler/Container.cpp:146)
on the screen and then just dies out. What am I doing wrong?
using new XuggleVideo(new File("E:/AV/out2.flv")); also gives the same result.. I am able to access the file when I put same url in the browser
I haven't got access to a windows machine at present to test, but I'd guess that you should have three slashes in front (i.e. "file:///E:/AV/out2.flv"). For the File() constructor does it work if you give the path in windows format (new File("E:\AV\out2.flv"))?