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1.lipangit / JiaoZiVideoPlayerArchived

MediaPlayer exoplayer ijkplayer ffmpeg

project

Java MIT10K total2.4K forks

+3 stars

from 10,471 · score 1.39

2.CarGuo / GSYVideoPlayer

Video players (IJKplayer, ExoPlayer, MediaPlayer), HTTPS, 16k page size, danmaku (bullet chat) support, external subtitles, support for filters, watermarks, and GIF screenshots, pre-roll and mid-roll ads, multiple simultaneous playback, basic seeking/dragging, volume and brightness adjustment, play-while-cache support

android
video
player
ijkplayer
ffmpeg
exoplayer
+4 more

Java APACHE-2.022K total4.3K forks

+2 stars

from 21,526 · score 1.10

3.daniulive / SmarterStreaming

TranslatedOne of the few industry-leading, fully self-developed cross-platform (windows/linux/android/iOS) streaming media cores dedicated to an ultimate experience. Through free modular combination, it supports real-time RTMP publishing, RTSP publishing, RTMP player, RTSP player, recording, multi-channel streaming media forwarding, audio/video directing, dynamic video composition, audio mixing, live interaction, a built-in lightweight RTSP service, and more. Faster than fast, a truly reliable ultra-low-latency live streaming SDK in the industry (latency as low as 100~200ms).

rtmp-pusher
rtmp-player
android-rtmp
ios-rtmp
windows-rtmp
rtsp-player
+13 more

Java No license11K total2.8K forks

+1 stars

from 11,170 · score 0.69

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