As of today, Friday, Feburary the 12th 2024 FancyVideo-API is officially discontinued immediately. I'm deeply sorry for all inconveniences this causes.
I didn't make this decision light-hearted. FV-API started as a research and tech demo project. As such, the project wasn't well planed, the tech used by it was a bunch of buggy hacks, held together by loose amounts of duct-tape. That luckily got better within the first versions, however the API did never reach a level that I was satisfied with. Because of that I started a rewrite about one years ago, but due to a series of unlucky events this project stalled. Despite simply forward porting the legacy API would've been a task of hours, I decided against it. During the rewrite I was beaten time and time again to the conclusion that several layers of the API were flawed from the grounds up. That further stalled progress, and also was the reason why I didn't simply continue forward porting. During the two years I maintained FV-API, I got a much better understanding of how things work, and how they should've be done instead. FV-API started as a tech demo/research project and I must admit that that's all it ever was. With the knowledge I have today, I probably wouldn't have published the project on CurseForge for others to use, the project was not ready for that (nor meant for it in the beginning). I think FV still reached the goal it was originally created for: showing whats technically possible and getting others to build upon the idea.
FV-API will no longer receive updates (This includes critical bugfixes and security updates). If you're using FV-API as a library, you should move on (simply read on for more details).
I do not want to recommend a specific project, however here are two projects that I came along over the last year:
- WATERMeDIA: Multimedia API by SrRapero720
- A fork by BehindTheScenery
I'll put this server in read-only mode until there is something new from me. I'm still interested in the project, and I've recently been obsessed with Gstreamer. Maybe one day there will be FV-2.0 (probably as a tech demo only though!).
I just want to thank everybody who used FV-API over the last two years. I should've probably done this step half a year earlier, but I just wanted to (personally) feel sure that this is the right decision. I simply do no longer have the time required to maintain this project due to things that changed in my personal life. Thanks again for using FV-API. I hope you all stay well.
This minecraft mod provides a simple API for playing videos in Minecraft. Documentation is work-in-progress, have a look at the MatrixStackRenderTest class for now.
Mods that use this currently:
- None (I promise at least one mod will follow soonTM)
This Project contains files from the VLCJ project, licensed under the terms of the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3. Sources are available at https://github.com/caprica/vlcj. This Project contains files from the VLC project, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2. Sources are available at https://code.videolan.org/videolan/vlc/.
Plugins in "run/plugins" are required for libvlc to launch and/or needed to play videos (e.g. Source access, codex, chromas, ...). Plugins in "run/plugins unused" are not used currently.