Glide Module Example: Customize Caching. Dynamically Use Model Loaders. Exceptions: Debugging and Error Handling. App Release Preparation.
Network-Dependent Image Loading. Customize Network Timeouts. A lot of image loading libraries ship with the functionality to load and display images. Gif support is something special and very helpful if you need it in your app. Glide makes the experience with Gifs especially amazing because it's so simple.
If you want to display a Gif, you can just use the same regular call you've been using in the past with images:. That's it! This will display the Gif in the ImageView and automatically start playing it. Another great thing about Glide is that you still can use all your standard calls to manipulate the image Gif:.
A potential issue with the code above is, that if the source you provide is not a Gif, and maybe just a regular image, there is no way of registering that issue.
Glide accepts Gifs or images as the load parameter. If you, the developer, expect that the URL is a Gif, which is not the case, Glide can't automatically detect that. Thus, they introduced an additional method to force Glide into expecting a Gif asGif :. If the gifUrl is a gif, nothing changes.
However, unlike before, if the gifUrl is not a Gif, Glide will understand the load as failed. This has the advantage, that the. In most cases, the Gif will load significantly faster when you're using the correct cache setting. The capturing part is also similar. Tap on the Camera icon at the top-right corner, and you'll be good to go.
Once you have selected all the photos, hit Done. For editing photos, long-press on the captured frames and hit the edit icon at the bottom. My only gripe is that the landing page looks quite dated. It also has a couple of other features like image editor and slideshow maker.
However, they are pretty basic. Shutta is the newest app in the block. What makes it different is the makers have effectively merged a photo editor in this app. However, grabbing a frame is not as simple as tap-and-click. Shutta employs a trackpad-like interface, using which you can browse through your video. Once you've reached the spot, simply hit the circular button and you'll be sorted. As we mentioned above, Shutta bundles a lot of different filters so that you can instantly transform the look of your photos.
There's an option to align and crop the captured frame. Also, there's an online community where you can share your images. Here's a quick breakdown of the output file taken, to let you decide the best app among the three. So, the next time you want to post a bunch of photos to your Facebook album from a long and arduous video, you know what to do. The best thing about these apps is that they are light in terms of file size and you can uninstall them as soon as your work is done so that they do not hog unnecessary space on your smartphone.
Add the following dependency to your app module's build. You have to add the required icons and background images for the video player application. Create VideoModel. Context ; import android. RecyclerView ; import android. LayoutInflater ; import android. View ; import android. ViewGroup ; import android. TextView ; import java. Create VideoListActivity. Manifest ; import android. ContentResolver ; import android. Intent ; import android.
PackageManager ; import android. Cursor ; import android. Bundle ; import android.
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