Play any media URI inside Unity3D textures using GStreamer 1.x pipelines.
Inspired on code from https://github.com/mrayy/mrayGStreamerUnity
Tested on Windows and Android.
The system is composed of a bunch of C# scripts to be used inside Unity, which interact with a native plugin (GstUnityBridge.dll or libGstUnityBridge.so).
The plugin, in turn, calls the GStreamer libraries, which can be deployed alongside the plugin, or it will use the system's ones.
On Android, GStreamer is statically linked into a single library which can be deployed with your application (libGstUnityBridge.so and libgstreamer_android.so).
The Plugin folder contains the source code for building the native plugin, with its own readme.txt file.
The Unity folder contains the prebuilt plugins, C# scripts and sample scenes, along with its own readme.txt file.
- Better error reporting (when sync fails, for example)
- Allow using other synchronization mechanisms (NTP or PTP, for example)
- Due to some unknown issue with the Android GStreamer audio sink, presence breaks network synchronization.
- The Unity3D Editor loads all native plugins at startup, so it does not pick up changes you make later on. https://github.com/mrayy/mrayGStreamerUnity already took care of this.
- iOS support
- OSX support
This software has been created within the ImmersiaTV project. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 688619.