What is the right way to use the frameReady event handler?

[waldgeist]

I am having troubles understanding how I can reliably react on frameReady events.

As I pointed out in this thread

Skipping to video frame not working on Android

I've implemented a video recorder and want to save a preview image. For this, I'd like to take the middle frame of the video. This works perfectly on macOS and iOS, but not on Android. Here's my code: void ExtractVideoPreviewTexture() { videoPlayer.sendFrameReadyEvents = true; videoPlayer.frameReady += OnVideoPreviewFrameReady; videoPlayer.Pause(); } void OnVideoPreviewFrameReady(VideoPlayer source, long frameIdx) { if (frameIdx == 0) { // Skip t…

I could not make it work on Android, while the same code works flawlessly on iOS.

And now I am facing another problem in the editor under macOS: Sometimes the frameReady event gets fired, sometimes not. If it does not fire, somes I can get it working again if I restart Unity. Sometimes, even this won’t help.

Is there any code samples out there that show the right sequence of setting up the handler and triggering it? All samples I found so far did not work reliably enough.

[waldgeist]

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[UnityMaru]

Looks like a spambot. I’ve deleted the post.