I am a novice programmer and I'm trying to create a program that has links to many popular 'streamers' on Twitch.tv. (For those who don't know: Twitch.tv is a streaming website for people who stream games). When a user clicks on a link (JButton) to their favourite streamer, I want to open the Twitch Video inside my program UI (A JFrame). How can I achieve this?
All I know is that it's possible with YouTube videos if you render them as HTML5, but Twitch doesn't seem to have this feature and should require Adobe Flash... I also tried searching online but to no avail...
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
You could try one of these two libraries:
http://djproject.sourceforge.net/main/index.html
or
http://www.teamdev.com/jxbrowser/
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I want to build a project of video chatting + messaging by java without internet connection through *lan*. But i can't get any idea about what to do and how to do? I am beginner in java GUI. So I want to know the topics that i have to learn and from where?
well, you will need to look up data streaming, showing video stream on panel and socket and protocol manipulation in the java docs and other online guides. those are the foundation you will need for the project. as for the GUI, it is not hard.. there are many tutorials out there.
if you face a problem we will help, but we will NOT do it for you... start something first.
examples:
GUI
Network basics
Video streaming
do your research... that is the way to learn
also, research steps of making (analyzing) a project
I'm am decently new at programming and I was wondering how I would go about getting info from youtube in regards to my channel. I was wondering if it is possible to check if anyone commented on a video and how many subscriptions my page has within the application. Now, I have a general idea of how I would go about doing this but I was wondering if I could grab all of this info without youtube actually opening in my browser.
Thanks!
Edit- this is entirely for fun and to increase my programming skills with Java. I know youtube analytics would be a million times better for this, but bear with me here.
You have this website with tutorials and examples. https://developers.google.com/youtube/code_samples?hl=pt-PT" target_"blank"
You should learn YouTube analytics. YouTube Analytics lets you monitor the performance of your channel and videos with up-to-date metrics and reports. There's a ton of data available in different reports (e.g. Views, Traffic sources, Demographics). Here you can learn more: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1714323
I wish to show live video in a java-web application. For this I found that xuggler(java library) is capable of doing that. But I didn't get code to how to implement it.
I have done some tutorials with xuggler like capturing frames from a video. But not much familiar with xuggler. Please help.
Any help is appreciated.
I have added JavaHelp to my web application, but now I need to include videos in the content (html)files. As far as I can read here I need to implement a lightweight component, and I can use the video viewer included in the Java 2 platform, but I am lost as to how to that.
Can anyone here walk me through the steps necessary to implement this?
As far as I can tell I need to
include an applet using the tags.
write the applet, basing it on the Java 2 video viewer
pack the applet??
I hope one of you has experience with this.
I wish to screen scrape several Ajax based websites and simulate clicks which refresh part of the webpage, and then read the updated HTML. Is there any Java library which can do this?
Use HtmlUnit it's great for this!! It is a headless browser and has the ability to play with clicks, mouse positions and pretty much everything you would want.
I think the only way to do this is to embed a browser so that the Javascript is executed and grab the data when the DOM is updated. This related stack overflow question may help.
These books should help you (although only the first one is intended to Java developers):
Programming Spiders, Bots, and Aggregators in Java;
Webbots, Spiders, and Screen Scrapers;
Spidering Hacks;