• ./configure delivers mixed paths: unix / windows style. at least, the windows backslash has to be escaped to \\

1. libxineJNI depends on xine. this is should not be the case.

1. libxineJNI depends on xine. this is should not be the case.

• canvas.handle already provides the needed HWND
• add windows platform to org.libxine.SWTCanvas
• add C code for windows activate/deactivate

1. Make libxine-java relocatable -- BinaryDistribution
   • Distribution folder contains
     • libxine.jar
     • libxineJNI.dll
     • libxineAWT.dll
     • xine library.

1. DONE: Audio playback working
2. DONE: Video output on Windows

• DirectX driver now supports XINE_GUI_SEND_DRAWABLE_CHANGED. video output is send to offscreen window. later video is put into Java AWT or SWT canvas.
• With the support for XINE_GUI_SEND_DRAWABLE_CHANGED, a prototype is already working.
• Non-HW accelerated video works

1. Fix video overlay handling somehow
   • With HW-accelerated video, the windows desktop is not refreshed in time, leaving large black areas e.g. after switching to fullscreen and back.

1. Fix video overlay handling somehow

• DirectX driver now supports XINE_GUI_SEND_DRAWABLE_CHANGED.

• ./configure CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib"

1. DONE: Alpha Windows video support for AWT

1. Windows video support for SWT
2. xine plugin path

1. DONE: Audio playback working
2. DONE: Add alpha Windows video support for AWT
   • With the support for XINE_GUI_SEND_DRAWABLE_CHANGED, a prototype is already working. For non hw accelerated video, this looks fine. With hw accelerated video, the windows desktop is not refreshed in time, leaving large black areas e.g. after switching to fullscreen and back.

1. Fix build system for install into /usr/local/

1. Make libxine-java relocatable
   • Distribution folder that contains libxine.jar also contains libxineJNI.dll and libxineAWT.dll. It als also contains the xine libraries.

• libxineJNI depends on xine. this is should not be the case.

1. Loading of JNI libs
   • Java does not accept unix-style paths for JNI loading ("c:\\.." is needed for absolute paths)
   • Dependent libraries: jawt.dll or libxine.dll are not found when not in PATH

1. DONE: Audio playback working (after whacky hacks to get it compiled)!

• ./configure delivers mixed paths: unix / windows style. this causes problems
• the linker on win32 does only check libs once. without libtool, the order of libs is important
• libxineJNI depends on xine. this is should not be the case

1. Test audio playback
2. Add Windows video support for AWT
3. Add Windows video support for SWT

• ./configure fails as libdvdread requires libdvdcss, but libdvdcss is before libdvdread in command line and thus not found. Ignore for now.

• SWIG binary

1. Configure
   • ./configure CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib -ldvdcss" (-ldvdcss required by VLC's copy of dvdread)

1. think about pluging catalog cache file
   • it uses xine_get_homedir()
   • maybe re-think xine_get_homedir() on windows
   • on unix/mac, homedir is user's home dir :)

1. Set xine plugin path correctly
   • in xine-engine/load_plugins.c:_x_scan_plugins
   • xine uses getenv("XINE_PLUGIN_PATH"), otherwise
   • xine_get_home_dir() returns path to executable on win32
   • libxine-java can set XINE_PLUGIN_PATH to path of libxine.dll (solves both installed/bundled version)

1. Test audio playback

1. Add Windows video support for AWT
2. Add Windows video support for SWT
3. Provide alpha version binaries
   1. See BinaryDistribution
   2. Replace absolute paths with relative stuff
   3. Try to find libxinejava.dll in same folder as libxine.jar

• Create "xine canvas" pop-up window
• Place xine canvas inside normal window and let it show/hide on mouse click

1. Write script to download and install:
   • glib-2.0, pkg-config (http://www.gtk.org/download-windows.html )
   • pkgconfig
   • dvdread
   •  SWIG binary

1. Install pkgconfig

1. Install dvdread (or skip it in configure.ac)

• Create minimal win32 app which plays video

• place video in pop-up window and let it show/hide on click

• place video in child window
• place video in pop-up window and let it jump on click

1. DONE: Create minimal win32 app which plays video
2. Windows windowing system II
   • re-try "jumping child window"

1. Integrate Windows video support into libxine-java
2. Support cross compiling libxine-java on Linux/OS X using mingw32

1. Windows JNI xine-lib proof-of-concept
   • Try quick hack to play video in AWT Canvas

• Drawing rectangle works, showing video does not

1. Create minimal win32 app which plays video
   • Strip down xine-win32 UI

• Strip down xine-win32 UI to get minimal win32 app which plays videos.

1. Or.. go back to xine-lib compile and get DirectX video output to work

• Example Code

1. DONE: Windows JNI
   • Follow Sun's JAWT example for Windows JAWT access
   • Example Code
2. DONE: Windows windowing system

• Create "xine canvas" child window which draws something
• Let child window jump between two real windows
• Try to integrate xine SDL output. -> Don't work. Event handling of SDL and window app probably mixed up. Hard to debug. :(

1. Go back to xine-lib compile and get DirectX output to work

Before starting with the Java integration, make sure that audio playback works on Windows using the audio-only muxine example: muxine-audio.c

1. Windows JNI
   • See Sun's JAWT example for Windows JAWT access
   • Create child/pop-up window in JNI
   • Let it jump between two parent Canvas object

Ok. Here's the master plan. libxine-java on Windows first requires xine-lib for Windows. :)

1. DONE: Compile xine-lib for Windows \\

Create a minimal video player which runs on the command line: muxine-directx.c or muxine-sdl.c

1. Windows windowing system

• See Sun's JAWT example for Windows JAWT access

1. Get libxine-java to compile on Windows

1. Fix build system

1. Integrate Windows video support into libxine-java

1. Cross compile libxine-java on Linux/OS X
   1. See Cross compiling JLVC for win32

libxine-java Windows port

1. DONE: Compile xine-lib for windows \\

1. DONE: Audio playback on windows (using PulseAudio so far)\\

1. DONE: Play video on windows (using SDL so far) \\

1. win32 windowing system
   • SDL cannot change output window at runtime.
   • tutorial on writing Windows apps
   • Create child/pop-up window for SDL
   • Place SDL window into regular one
   • Move SDL window into other one
2. Windows JNI
   • See Sun's JAWT example for window JAWT access
   • Create child/pop-up window in JNI
   • Let it jump between two parent Canvas object

1. Play video on windows
   We need to create a minimal video player which runs on the command line: muxine-directx.c or muxine-sdl.c
   A tutorial on writing Windows apps might help.

A guide to compile ffmpeg, which is included in xine-lib, can be found here

Ok. Here's the master plan. libxine-java on windows first requires xine-lib for windows. :)

1. Compile xine-lib for windows \\

Ok. Here's the master plan. libxine-java on windows first requires xine-lib for windows. :)

1. Compile xine-lib for windows \\

1. Audio playback on windows \\

The  Minimal GNU for Windows should allow to just compile it. \\

1. Get libxine-java to compile on windows
   1. Install  SWIG binary
   2. Does SWIG work there? Alternatively, SWIG might be run on a unix-system.
   3. Anything to fix in the build system ?
2. Try audio playback using libxine-java
3. Play video on windows \\

1. Integrate windows video support into libxine-java

Before starting with the Java integration, make sure that audio playback works on windows using the audio-only muxine example: muxine-audio.c

We need to create a minimal video player which runs on the command line: muxine-win32.c
A  tutorial on writing Windows apps should help.

1. play video on windows \\

libxine-java port for Windows

libxine-java on windows first requires xine-lib on windows. :)

Plan

1. compile xine-lib for windows
   The  Minimal GNU for Windows should allow to just compile it similar as under linux.
   A guide to compile ffmpeg, which is included in xine-lib, can be found here
2. audio playback on windows
   Before starting with the Java integration, make sure that audio playback works on windows using a minimal xine app.
3. get libxine-java to compile on windows
   1. does SWIG work under Windows?
   2. anything to fix in the build system ?
4. try audio playback using libxine-java
5. play vidoe on windows
   We need to create a minimal video player which runs on the command line: muxine-win32.c
6. integrate windows video support into libxine-java