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How do I make JavaFX MediaView stretch media to fill parent container?

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java

javafx

media

I'm trying to make my video's dimensions stretch automatically and fill the MediaView and maintain the original aspect ratio of the video. Basically, I want my MediaPlayer to fit the parent container on resize etc. like pretty much all video players do.

If anyone could shed some light on how to achieve this that would be much appreciated, thanks.

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user3530525 Avatar asked Aug 02 '14 00:08

user3530525


3 Answers

I also struggled with this but I did this

mediaView.fitWidthProperty().bind(stage.widthProperty());
mediaView.fitHeightproperty().bind(stage.heightProperty());

and I worked for me. The mediaView played at the same size as the stage / window. Hope it helps.

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Syrus Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 02:10

Syrus


A more declarative way in a ".fxml" file would be:

...
<Pane fx:id="mediaViewPane">
  <children>
     <MediaView fx:id="videoView" fitHeight="${mediaViewPane.height}" fitWidth="${mediaViewPane.width}" layoutX="1.0" />
  </children>
</Pane>
...

You can use the "${...}" syntax for any attribute in your ".fxml" for Expression Binding. If you want to call a UI element you have to provide a "fx:id". For example in this case it's fx:id="mediaViewPane".

So you don't have to care about the UI stuff in your code. For me it's a little bit cleaner.

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schlegel11 Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 01:10

schlegel11


Here's an example of stretching to the containing Scene and the scene is set by the Dimension "size":

final MediaPlayer videoPlayer = new MediaPlayer(
    new Media(new File(videoPath).toURI().toString()));
MediaView mv = new MediaView(videoPlayer);
DoubleProperty mvw = mv.fitWidthProperty();
DoubleProperty mvh = mv.fitHeightProperty();
mvw.bind(Bindings.selectDouble(mv.sceneProperty(), "width"));
mvh.bind(Bindings.selectDouble(mv.sceneProperty(), "height"));
mv.setPreserveRatio(true);

setScene(new Scene(new Group(mv), size.getWidth(), size.getHeight()));
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kbickar Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 02:10

kbickar