Project DescriptionAllows video playback using the XNA Framework. Includes support for Windows and XBox 360 platforms.
More info to come soon including a
Roadmap, documentation on usage (some simple usage info below), and discussion about the
Architecture.
Usage
1. get the latest version:
http://www.codeplex.com/ScurvyMedia/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx2. Add Scurvy.Media.Pipeline to the project's content pipeline tab
3. Add a reference from your game, to Scurvy.Media.dll
4. Add your .avi video to your XNA Game Studio 2.0 project, it should default to the scurvy media importer and processor.
5. In your game, declare a new VideoContentManager, and load your video using that:
ContentManager content = new VideoContentManager(Services);
Video vid = content.Load<Video>("myVideo");
vid.Loop = true; //or false
vid.Play();
6. Call the video's update method in the game's update method:
vid.Update();
7. In the game's render method, render the video's current texture using whatever means you choose. This example will let you render it using a sprite batch:
if (vid.IsPlaying)
{
batch.Begin();
batch.Draw(vid.CurrentTexture, new Vector2(10, 10), Color.White);
batch.End();
}
