B4A Library Vitamio 5 (Version 5.2.3)

VITAMIO 5

a B4A-wrapper of Vitamio5 (version 5.2.3 of January 7, 2018)

This is an update of Vitamio and wraps version 5.2.3 of Vitamio. The original java-sources can be downloaded here.

All donators will receive an e-mail with download instructions.

New:
-The text-relocations problem with ffmpeg has now been resolved. You can now target the most recent versions of Android with the included platforms. I tried SDK 26 and it works fine on x86 and Arm.
-Support for arm64-v8a was also added in addition to armeabi-v7a and x86.
-Fixed a bug in the original Vitamio java-sources where the MediaController would not show correctly on SDK 24.

Unfortunately, previous versions 5.0.0, 5.0.2 and the latest version (5.2.3) of Vitamio seem to have been developed and compiled by Vitamio in a very hasty way without double-checking if things are working or not. I wrote a sample app in Android Studio and encountered two problems:

1) subtitles do not seem to work.
2) if you have a stream containing multiple audio-tracks, then changing from one format/language to another (for instance from English to French), the audio will be muted after the change.

Said problems have not yet been fixed by the Vitamio team despite developers reporting said issues. I have therefore removed the related properties, events and methods from the B4A-wrapper. If they fix them in the future with a new release, I will of course add them back to the wrapper.

However, what regards subtitle-support, I implemented another solution and I have added it to the wrapper so you can show subtitles. You can also check which character encoding to apply to the subtitles. Various subtitle-formats are supported but I have only verified the srt-format. In the demo-project, I have included some sample code to show you how to use subtitles.

Apart from what mentioned above, all the rest should work just fine.

Previous new stuff:
- a new layout named "VIDEO_LAYOUT_FIT_PARENT" was added.
- a new method to set Hardware Acceleration was added.
- a new method which permits amplifying audio.
- the method for adding headers is now called SetVideoPathWithHeaders
- a new method which lets you set Audio and Video Options (SetAVOptions)
- the methods CanPause, CanSeekBackward and CanSeekForward were removed by Vitamio in this version for unknown reasons. Probably due to a previous reported bug.
- the platforms now supported are: armeabi-v7a and x86
- added my own implementation for subtitles
- added/exposed a method to take a screenshot of the video

So if you do not use audio-tracks, Vitamio5 (version 5.2.3) should be fine.

Some other notes:
- To use Vitamio5, you need to use the #AdditionalRes attribute in your project. Please see the sample project for usage (basically you replace the path I am using in my sample project with the path to your folder where you saved the supplied res-folders on your PC).
- You need at least B4A v3.20 or later to compile your app
- I am only providing a B4A-wrapper to let you use Vitamio. Check the Vitamio site for any licensing issues.

Here is a summary of events, properties and methods available in this Vitamio5 wrapper.

vitamio5
Author: Martin Pearman / Mikael Osterhed
Version: 5.23

• 
  Methods:
  • deSync
    Stop syncing the subtitle object with the VideoView
  • sync (textObject As TimedTextObject)
    Start syncing a subtitle object with the VideoView
    textObject: The subtitle to load
  Properties:
  • Delay As Int
    Get how often in milliseconds to refresh the subtitles
  • SubView As TextView
    Get the TextView to display subtitles on.
  • View As VideoView [read only]
    Get the VideoView to sync the subtitles with
• 
  Methods:
  • cancel As Boolean
  • run
  • scheduledExecutionTime As Long
• 
  Methods:
  • runOnUiThread (r As Runnable)
• Vitamio_MediaController
  Events:
  • Hidden
  • Shown
  Fields:
  • ba As BA
  Methods:
  • BringToFront
  • Hide
  • Initialize (EventName As String)
  • Invalidate
  • Invalidate2 (arg0 As Rect)
  • Invalidate3 (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int)
  • IsInitialized As Boolean
  • IsShowing As Boolean
  • RemoveView
  • RequestFocus As Boolean
  • SendToBack
  • SetAnchorView (View1 As View)
    Set the View that acts as the anchor for the controller view.
    This can for example be a VideoView, or your Activity's main view.
  • SetAnimationStyle (AnimationStyle As Int)
    Set the animation style resource for this controller.
    If the controller is showing, calling this method will take effect only the next time the controller is shown.
    Set to -1 for the default animation, 0 for no animation, or a resource identifier for an explicit animation.
  • SetBackgroundImage (arg0 As Bitmap)
  • SetColorAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int)
  • SetFileName (FileName As String)
    Set the content of the TextView that displays the filename of the playing video.
  • SetInfoView (OutlineTextView1 As OutlineTextView)
    Set the View to hold some information when interact with the MediaController.
    This method is currently of little use, the Vitamio OutlineTextView needs to be wrapped into this library in order to use this method.
    Wrapping OutlineTextView into this library is planned as a future update.
  • SetInstantSeeking (SeekWhenDragging As Boolean)
    Control the action when the seekbar is dragged by user.
    If True the media will seek periodically when the seekbar is dragged.
    Default value is True.
  • SetLayoutAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int, arg4 As Int)
  • SetVisibleAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Boolean)
  • Show
    Show the controller on screen.
    It will go away automatically after a default 3000 milliseconds of inactivity.
  • Show2 (Timeout As Int)
    Show the controller on screen.
    It will go away automatically after 'Timeout' milliseconds of inactivity.
    Use 0 to show the controller until hide() is called.
  Properties:
  • Background As Drawable
  • Color As Int [write only]
  • Enabled As Boolean
  • Parent As Object [read only]
  • Tag As Object
  • Visible As Boolean
• VitamiutlineTextView
  Fields:
  • ba As BA
  Methods:
  • BringToFront
  • Initialize
  • Invalidate
  • Invalidate2 (arg0 As Rect)
  • Invalidate3 (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int)
  • IsInitialized As Boolean
  • RemoveView
  • RequestFocus As Boolean
  • SendToBack
  • SetBackgroundImage (arg0 As Bitmap)
  • SetColorAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int)
  • SetLayout (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int)
  • SetLayoutAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int, arg4 As Int)
  • SetShadowLayer (Radius As Float, DX As Float, DY As Float, Color As Int)
  • SetText (Text As String)
  • SetTextColor (Color As Int)
  • SetTextSize (Size As Float)
  • SetTypeface (Typeface1 As Typeface)
  • SetTypeface2 (Typeface1 As Typeface, Style As Int)
  • SetVisibleAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Boolean)
  Properties:
  • Background As Drawable
  • Color As Int [write only]
  • Enabled As Boolean
  • Height As Int
  • Left As Int
  • Parent As Object [read only]
  • Tag As Object
  • Top As Int
  • Visible As Boolean
  • Width As Int
• Vitamio_Subtitles
  Methods:
  • Initialize (view As VideoView, subView As TextView)
  • IsInitialized As Boolean
  • deSyncSubtitles
    Stop syncing the subtitle object with the VideoView
  • guessEncodingFromFile (subtitlePath As String) As String
    Get/Guess character-encoding format from subitle file.
    example:
    guessEncodingFromFile(File.Combine(File.DirRootExternal, "subfile.srt"))
  • setSubtitleFile (SubtitlePath As String, encoding As String)
    Set the subtitle-file to use. Supported formats are:
    .srt, .ass, .ssa, .stl, .xml (only .srt format has been tested)
    example:
    setSubtitleFile(File.Combine(File.DirRootExternal,"subfile.srt"),"Windows-1252")
    Tip: use the included method guessEncodingFromFile() to get the encoding.
  • syncSubtitles
    Start syncing a subtitle object with the VideoView
    param textObject: The subtitle to load
  Properties:
  • SubView As TextView [read only]
  • SubtitleDelay As Int
    Get how often in milliseconds to refresh the subtitles
• Vitamio_VideoView
  Events:
  • Buffering (Percent As Int)
  • Complete
  • Error (MEDIA_ERROR As Int))
  • Info (What As Int, Extra As Int))
  • Prepared
  • SeekComplete
  Fields:
  • MEDIA_ERROR_NOT_VALID_FOR_PROGRESSIVE_PLAYBACK As Int
  • MEDIA_ERROR_UNKNOWN As Int
  • VIDEO_LAYOUT_FIT_PARENT As Int
  • VIDEO_LAYOUT_ORIGIN As Int
  • VIDEO_LAYOUT_SCALE As Int
  • VIDEO_LAYOUT_STRETCH As Int
  • VIDEO_LAYOUT_ZOOM As Int
  • VIDEO_QUALITY_HIGH As Int
  • VIDEO_QUALITY_LOW As Int
  • VIDEO_QUALITY_MEDIUM As Int
  • ba As BA
  Methods:
  • BringToFront
  • CheckVitamioLibs As Boolean
    Returns whether the core Vitamio library files have been installed.
    If these files have not been installed, this method returns False and launches the Vitamio installer Activity.
    Your Activity's Finish method will be called and your Activity restarted once the files are installed.
    The installer will typically only run when your installed application is first run.
    //pBA:
  • GetBufferPercentage As Int
    Returns currently used buffer percentage.
  • GetCurrentPosition As Long
    Returns the current playback position in units of milliseconds.
  • GetDuration As Long
    Returns the video duration in milliseconds.
  • GetVideoAspectRatio As Float
    Returns the aspect ratio of the video. Result: the aspect ratio of the video, or 0 if there is no video, or the width and height if not available.
  • GetVideoHeight As Int
    Returns the height of the video.
  • GetVideoLayout As Int
    Returns current VideoLayout.
    Layout parameters: VIDEO_LAYOUT_ORIGIN or 0, VIDEO_LAYOUT_SCALE or 1, VIDEO_LAYOUT_STRETCH or 2, VIDEO_LAYOUT_ZOOM or 3, VIDEO_LAYOUT_FIT_PARENT or 4.
  • GetVideoWidth As Int
    Returns the width of the video.
  • Initialize (EventName As String)
  • Invalidate
  • Invalidate2 (arg0 As Rect)
  • Invalidate3 (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int)
  • IsBuffering As Boolean
    Checks whether the buffer is filled or not.
    Returns False if buffer is filled
  • IsInitialized As Boolean
  • IsPlaying As Boolean
    Tests whether the video is currently playing.
  • IsValid As Boolean
  • Pause
    Pauses the playback.
  • RemoveView
  • RequestFocus As Boolean
  • Resume
    Resumes the playback.
  • SeekTo (Milliseconds As Long)
    Seeks to specified time position.
    Parameters: Milliseconds - the offset in milliseconds from the start to seek to.
  • SendToBack
  • SetAVOptions (avOptions As Map)
    Sets Audio and Video (AV) options. Create a Map in B4A and pass on the Map within this method.
    You need to pass on AV options before starting the stream.
    The following Map key/values will always be included in the AV Options:
    ("rtsp_transport", "tcp")
    ("analyzeduration", "1000000")
    You will probably find other AV Options you can add by googling for FFMpeg and AV Options
    although if they will work or not is hard to say without trying them.
  • SetAdaptiveStream (Adaptive As Boolean)
    Adaptive streaming support, default is false
    set param adaptive to true if you want to enable adaptive stream
  • SetBackgroundImage (arg0 As Bitmap)
  • SetBufferSize (BufferSize As Int)
    Set the buffer size to fill before playback starts.
    Default is 1024KB.
  • SetColorAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int)
  • SetLayout (Top As Int, Left As Int, Width As Int, Height As Int)
  • SetLayoutAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Int, arg2 As Int, arg3 As Int, arg4 As Int)
  • SetMediaController (MediaController1 As MediaController)
  • SetPlaybackSpeed (Speed As Float)
    Set video and audio playback speed
    Speed e.g. 0.8 or 2.0, default to 1.0, range in [0.5-2]
  • SetVideoChroma (Chroma As Int)
    Set the Video Chroma quality when playing video, default is VIDEOCHROMA_RGB565.
    Must be set before calling SetVideoPath/SetVideoUri.
  • SetVideoLayout (VIDEO_LAYOUT As Int, AspectRatio As Float)
    Set the display options.
    Default is VIDEO_LAYOUT_SCALE or 1.
    Layout parameters: VIDEO_LAYOUT_ORIGIN or 0, VIDEO_LAYOUT_SCALE or 1, VIDEO_LAYOUT_STRETCH or 2,
    VIDEO_LAYOUT_ZOOM or 3, VIDEO_LAYOUT_FIT_PARENT or 4.
    AspectRatio - video aspect ratio, will auto detect if 0.
  • SetVideoPath (VideoPath As String)
    Set the URI of the video to play.
    Pass either a URL or a file system path, an example: SetVideoPath(File.Combine(File.DirRootExternal, "test_video.mp4"))
  • SetVideoPathWithHeaders (VideoPath As String, Headers As Map)
    Sets the URL of the video together with headers associated
    with the http request for the stream you want to play
  • SetVideoQuality (VIDEO_QUALITY As Int)
    Set the quality when playing video.
    If there is too much lag, try VIDEOQUALITY_LOW.
    If there is too much pixeling, set the value to VIDEOQUALITY_HIGH.
    Suggestion: use VIDEOQUALITY_HIGH or VIDEOQUALITY_MEDIUM (most modern android-devices can cope with higher settings).
    Default value is VIDEOQUALITY_LOW.
    Quality-Parameters: VIDEOQUALITY_HIGH or 16, VIDEOQUALITY_MEDIUM or 0, VIDEOQUALITY_LOW or -16
  • SetVideoUri (Uri1 As Uri)
    This method may be of limited use as the Uri object is not yet supported in B4A.
    The method is included though for future compatibility.
    You can use B4A's ContentResolver library if you want to pass on an URI object.
  • SetVisibleAnimated (arg0 As Int, arg1 As Boolean)
  • SetVolume (LeftVolume As Float, RightVolume As Float)
    Sets the volume.
    Unknown ranges to use (perhaps 1 to 15).
    Might be better to use Phone-library in B4A.
  • Start
    Starts or resumes playing.
  • StopPlayback
    Stops the playback.
  • Suspend
  Permissions:
  • android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
  • android.permission.INTERNET
  • android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
  Properties:
  • AudioAmplify As Float [write only]
    Amplify audio
    param ratio e.g. 3.5
  • Background As Drawable
  • Color As Int [write only]
  • CurrentFrame As Bitmap [read only]
    Returns current videoframe which can be used for screenshot.
  • Enabled As Boolean
  • HardwareDecoder As Boolean [write only]
    Set whether to use Hardware acceleration or not.
    Default is false.
  • Height As Int
  • Left As Int
  • Parent As Object [read only]
  • Position As Long
    Gets or sets the playing position (in milliseconds).
    Not an official Vitamio API method, used for compatibility with B4A's VideoView.
  • Tag As Object
  • Top As Int
  • Visible As Boolean
  • Width As Int

Final notes:
I made available some years ago the very first wrapper of Vitamio here in the forum. Later @warwound wrapped subsequent versions of Vitamio.
I am now making Vitamio5 available here in the forum but this time as Donation ware. I have spoken with @warwound and he is fine with it.

I feel that a lot of efforts have been put into wrapping and testing Vitamio5 and that a small donation, to obtain it, is justified. The price is EUR 10,00 but of course you can donate more if you wish. You can donate using PayPal by clicking on my PayPal.Me link here:

https://PayPal.Me/moster67/EUR10

or you can use the Donation link in my signature.

After donating, please send me a PM (do not post here in this thread) and let me know your e-mail address that you used when donating with PayPal, the amount donated and the purpose (for instance Vitamio5). I prefer receiving a PM with this information so I can take note of your B4A licensed username. If you send this information by e-mail, please then include your B4A licensed username. Having your licensed B4A licensed username is important/required so I know if you are a donator or not if you ask for support here in this thread. I am sorry to say that if I receive a donation for less than EUR 10,00 and the purpose was for the Vitamio5 wrapper, I will not accept the donation. This may sound pompous but this is just to assure that the minimum price requested is received.

After receiving your donation and your PM, I will send you by e-mail (to the e-mail address you sent me in PM) a link from where you can download the wrapper along with a demo-app and instructions. The e-mail will have "Vitamio5 wrapper" as subject. If you do not receive an e-mail from me within a reasonable time (20-24 hours), please first check your spam-folder in your e-mail program. If you cannot find my e-mail, please then contact me by PM.

By donating, you are also motivating me to wrap future versions of Vitamio when they are made available. If and when they are released, I will wrap them to the best of my efforts and send all donators updated versions for free.

 

[MarcoRome]

Great Work Moster. You have my donation and email in PM
+ 10

 

[susu]

It's great but I have a question:

Vitamio5 should be able to run from SDK 9 until SDK 22

Does it mean my app with Vitamio 5 can not run on Android 6.0 (SDK 23)?

 

[andrewj]

Hi,
Great work. I have been working with @warwound to try and update his library but I was getting tripped up by the problems in Vitamio and didn't have the Java skills to sort things out.

I will make a donation shortly and look forward to testing the library.
Thanks
Andrew

 

[moster67]

Does it mean my app with Vitamio 5 can not run on Android 6.0 (SDK 23)?

I'll try to explain:
If you put android:targetSdkVersion="22" in your app's manifest-file, your app with Vitamio 5 will run with no problems also on a device with Android 6.0 (Marshmallow/23) but features specific to Marshmallow will not be available. If you want to target SdkVersion 23, then you can simply remove the x86-directory in the wrapper (you can do that with 7zip) and then your app will be able to use all features of Marshmallow but it will not work on devices with x86 architecture/platform (compared to armeabi-v7a, devices with x86 are very few). If you target SdkVersion 22, your app with Vitamio 5 will work on both platforms.

I ran a test today:
-compiling test app with SdkVersion 22: worked fine on both Samsung S6 with Marshmallow and on Android emulator (Intel platform/x86).
-compiling test app with SdkVersion 23: worked fine on Samsung S6 with Marshmallow but crashed on Android emulator (Intel platform/x86)

As I said in the first thread, this is not the fault of Vitamio but due to the FFMpeg sources on 32bit x86 architecture. I added some links for further reading.

Hope this clarifies things...

 

[susu]

Hope this clarifies things...

Very clear! My donation will fly to you soon

 

[moster67]

Example of subtitle-support:

In order to resolve the problems with subtitles, I added another solution which enables subtitle-support in Vitamio5 in a transparent way. This was done by wrapping and integrating another project in the Vitamio5 wrapper and is being used as follows:

Sub Globals
    'These global variables will be redeclared each time the activity is created.
    'These variables can only be accessed from this module.
    Dim mcvit5 As Vitamio_MediaController
    Dim vvvit5 As Vitamio_VideoView
    Dim subvv As Vitamio_Subtitles ' <---
End Sub

Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)

    If vvvit5.CheckVitamioLibs Then
         vvvit5.Initialize("vvvit5")
         Activity.AddView(vvvit5, 0, 0, 100%x, 100%y)
         Activity.Color = Colors.Black
 
         'adding label for showing subtitles
         Dim sublabel As Label
         sublabel.Initialize("")
         sublabel.TextSize = 22
         sublabel.TextColor = Colors.Yellow
         sublabel.Gravity = Gravity.CENTER_HORIZONTAL
         sublabel.RequestFocus
         Activity.AddView(sublabel, 0, 80%y, 100%x, 100%y)
 
         mcvit5.Initialize("mcvit5")
         vvvit5.SetVideoQuality(vvvit5.VIDEO_QUALITY_HIGH)
         vvvit5.HardwareDecoder = True
 
        'Play local file
         vvvit5.SetVideoPath(File.Combine(File.DirRootExternal, "bb.mp4"))
         vvvit5.SetMediaController(mcvit5)
 
         'preparing for subtitles ' <----
         subvv.Initialize(vvvit5,sublabel) ' <--- setting the VideoView object to use and the output label
         subvv.setSubtitleFile(File.Combine(File.DirRootExternal,"bb.srt"),"Windows-1252")
         subvv.SubtitleDelay = 100
         subvv.syncSubtitles
 
         vvvit5.RequestFocus

     End If

End Sub

Here is a screenshot where you can see the subtitles shown using Vitamio5 and perfectly synced/timed.

 

[susu]

It's said because Vitamio is my favorite video plugin. Is it ok if I use Vitamio in my app that not publish on Google Play?

 

[moster67]

EDIT: latest wrapped version 5.0.2 seems to be fine

It seems like Vitamio has compiled and published a new version. I read that they may have "resolved" the OpenSSL-issue by removing support for it all together instead of compiling and including an updated version
I still need to verify that.
I will see if also the other issues have been resolved. If it is OK, I will wrap in the next days.

EDIT: latest wrapped version 5.0.2 seems to be fine

 

[MarcoRome]

It seems like Vitamio has compiled and published a new version. I read that they may have "resolved" the OpenSSL-issue by removing support for it all together instead of compiling and including an updated version
I still need to verify that.
I will see if also the other issues have been resolved. If it is OK, I will wrap in the next days.

Great Mike

 

[MarcoRome]

Hi Great Mike.
I have a question for you. Can i use Vitamio 5 and "not lose sound" if i close activity.
Explaining better: Not being able to declare objects as "global variables", when the activity stops you need to recreate an instance. It reconnects missing for a few seconds the sound.

This is example i have Activity A and Activity B.
In activity B i have to stream only the sound (without having to see any movie). When i close Activity B, this sound is necessary that continue. Now if i dont use:

vvvit5.StopPlayback

I keep hearing the sound, but i can't control it (having destroyed the instance).
is there a solution ?
Thank you
Marco

 

[moster67]

Hello Marco,
If you are only playing audio, then perhaps Vitamio5 is an overkill? Wouldn't it be easier to use the MediaPlayerStream in the Audio library and which should be possible to declare as a Process_Globals...
If you need Vitamio, then I am unsure if it is possible to do what you want. Maybe you can replace Activity B with a panel (and its layout)?

 

[MarcoRome]

Hello Marco,
If you are only playing audio, then perhaps Vitamio5 is an overkill? Wouldn't it be easier to use the MediaPlayerStream in the Audio library and which should be possible to declare as a Process_Globals...
If you need Vitamio, then I am unsure if it is possible to do what you want. Maybe you can replace Activity B with a panel (and its layout)?

Yes i know this but with MediaPlayer START after a few second ( 8 secs ) with vitamio is immediate ( 0.5 sec )

 

[moster67]

Is the audio file local or from the internet?

 

[MarcoRome]

Internet

 

[moster67]

I have never used MediaPlayerStream so I was not aware of the fact that it was slow starting streaming

Normally with VideoViews (Vitamio, original Android and others) one should add

android:configChanges="orientation|screenSize|smallestScreenSize|keyboard|keyboardHidden|navigation"

in the manifest. This normally assures smooth playing of video/audio on configuration change of the activity but in your case you are closing the activity so I guess this is not applicable. Besides it is already included in my sample-code.

I think your only option is to replace ActivityB with a panel. In this way, your Vitamio-instance is available when closing the panel.

 

[MarcoRome]

I have never used MediaPlayerStream so I was not aware of the fact that it was slow starting streaming

Normally with VideoViews (Vitamio, original Android and others) one should add

android:configChanges="orientation|screenSize|smallestScreenSize|keyboard|keyboardHidden|navigation"

in the manifest. This normally assures smooth playing of video/audio on configuration change of the activity but in your case you are closing the activity so I guess this is not applicable. Besides it is already included in my sample-code.

I think your only option is to replace ActivityB with a panel. In this way, your Vitamio-instance is available when closing the panel.

Already...only panel is solution. Thank you Mike

 

[moster67]

By reports from the Vitamio Google Comunity, it seems that, finally, the latest version of Vitamio (5.0.2) is now being accepted by Google. I have therefore updated the B4A-wrapper and posted details about it in the first post.

Some of the changes are:

- a new layout named "VIDEO_LAYOUT_FIT_PARENT" was added.
- a new method to set Hardware Acceleration was added.
- a new method which permits amplifying audio.
- the method for adding headers is now called SetVideoPathWithHeaders
- a new method which lets you set Audio and Video Options (SetAVOptions)
- the methods CanPause, CanSeekBackward and CanSeekForward were removed by Vitamio in this version for unknown reasons. Probably due to a previous reported bug.
- the platforms now supported are: armeabi-v7a and x86
- added my own implementation for subtitles (replacing the native one which is not working)

Donators will receive shortly by e-mail updated download instructions.

 

[wimpie3]

Wasn't this library terribly expensive when you want to use it as a company? Or has the license scheme changed?

 

[moster67]

I don't think the licensing has changed. You need to check their website for that as I wrote in the first post. It should still be free for individual developers.