function mmplay(...options...)
mmplay is a replacement for the movie command as well as plays movies read by mmread. It can play both audio and video simultaneously. This
uses the Windows DirectX infrastructure to generate the movie, so other OSs are out of luck. The video will appear in the current figure (or pop one up if it doesn't exist) unless 'fullscreen' is specified. The video
will cover the entire window, including the toolbar and menubar. If this bothers you turn off the menubar with:
set(gcf,'MenuBar','none');
INPUT:
video structure: The video structure matches the output of mmread. At a minimum it must have 4 fields "frames", "times", "height" and "width". The "frames" field must be a struct array with a field "cdata" that contains the raw frame data encoded as height by width by color(3) as UINT8s. The "times" field contains the time stamps of the data stored in frames. "times" and "frames.cdata" must be the same length.
audio structure: The audio structure matches the output of mmread. At a minimum it must have 3 fields "data", "rate" and "times". The "data" field is a matrix nrSamples by nrChannels (the same format was wavread/wavplay). The field "rate" is the sampling rate of the data in Hz, eg. 44100. The field "frames" is used to specify the time that audio should start, the rest of the time is extrapolated based upon the "rate" and the nrSamples.
'fullscreen': play in fullscreen mode.
EXAMPLES:
[video,audio] = mmread('myfile');
mmplay(video,audio);
%play fullscreen
mmplay(video,'fullscreen');
% play just a subsample (the time range 10 to 20s) of a movie using mmread
[video, audio] = mmread('your file',[],[10 20]);
subtract 10 seconds off the time stamps so that the audio and video will start at the beginning of the movie.
video.times = video.times - 10;
audio.times = audio.times - 10;
mmplay(audio,video); % play the movie...
% make a movie ourselves...
f=figure;
x = -pi:.1:pi;
set(gca,'xlim',[-length(x) length(x)],'ylim',[-length(x) length(x)]);
for i=1:length(x)
patch(sin(x)*i,cos(x)*i,[abs(cos(x(i))) 0 0]);
v.frames(i) = getframe(gca);
v.times(i) = i/30; % display at 30fps
end
v.width=size(v.frames(1).cdata,2);
v.height=size(v.frames(1).cdata,1);
close(f);
mmplay(v);
%as a replacement for the 'movie' command
change: movie(M)
to:
v.frames = M;
v.times = (1:length(M))/12; %movie defaults to 12fps
v.width = size(M(1).cdata,2);
v.height = size(M(1).cdata,1);
mmplay(v); |
