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A package tool that provide basic video player for flet. Its super easy to use, its built to be used as a normal flet
control.
To install, just type:
pip install flet_ivid --upgrade
To start show your video inside your flet
app, you can just import the VideoContainer
control and use its properties, for example:
from flet_ivid import VideoContainer # import the package
import flet
def main (page:flet.Page):
page.bgcolor = "black"
vc = VideoContainer("yourvideo.mp4", border_radius=18, expand=True) # This is a VideoContainer
page.add(flet.Row([vc], alignment="center"))
vc.play() # call `play` function to make the video start playing.
# Call `vc.pause()` to stop the video from playing.
flet.app(target=main)
This package can load the video from file source while show the video at the same time. But this is not so with old devices or the devices that have a weak performance, So you must set play_after_loading
to true. For example:
from flet_ivid import VideoContainer # import the package
import flet
def main (page:flet.Page):
page.bgcolor = "black"
vc = VideoContainer("yourvideo.mp4", play_after_loading=True, border_radius=18, expand=True) # This is a VideoContainer
page.add(flet.Row([vc], alignment="center"))
vc.play() # call `play` function to make the video start playing.
# Call `vc.pause()` to stop the video from playing.
flet.app(target=main)
Note
: You should know that this built to be used for basic small or normal usage, its can NOT be used for big production cases, if you do so it will be a RAM consuming and slow for biger videos..
FAQs
A package tool that provide basic video player for flet.
We found that flet-ivid demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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