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gstreamer-java/gst1-java-examples: Repository for examples of using gst1-java-core

This repository contains a series of example projects for using GStreamer 1.x with Java via the GStreamer Java libraries, including gst1-java-core and extensions.

The code steps in each project source file are documented. Any questions, please use the mailing list.

All examples are self-contained Gradle projects. They should work inside your IDE or via ./gradlew run on the command line.

All the examples require an installation of GStreamer itself. Windows users installing GStreamer should select the complete profile, rather than the typical one.

Most examples work with JDK 8+. The JavaFX integration example requires JDK 11+ (and uses JavaFX 15).

Inside each example there is an identical Utils.java file that contains some useful code for setting up native paths for an installed version of GStreamer. This code, and all the example code (aside from some files in the archive), is free to adapt for your own usage.

• BasicPipeline : getting started running a video test source into a GStreamer output window.

• SwingCamera : using a camera (or test source) inside a Swing application, using gst1-java-swing.
• SwingPlayer : a simple media player with Swing UI, including file selection, playback controls, seeking and volume meters.
• FXCamera : using a camera (or test source) inside a JavaFX application, using gst1-java-fx.
• FXPlayer : a simple media player with JavaFX UI, including file selection, playback controls, seeking and volume meters.

• HLS : using HTTP Live Streaming to stream live video with Java2D rendered overlay to browser using Javalin framework.
• WebRTCSendRecv : example of sending and receiving via WebRTC using the test page at https://webrtc.nirbheek.in This is the test server used in upstream GStreamer examples. You may need to configure permissions in the browser to always allow audio for that site. You need to pass in the session ID from the page on the CLI. If running in the terminal via Gradle, it is recommended to use ./gradlew --console=plain run.

• BufferProbe : using a buffer probe to draw an animation on top of the video stream using Java2D.
• Controllers : configuring controllers to control element properties (ported from an upstream C example).

Inside the archive folder are all the previously available examples, some of which have not yet been adapted into self-contained example projects.

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