Custom ExoPlayer in Jetpack Compose | Video Player Media 3 Tutorials | Jetpack Compose Tutorial

Welcome to this in-depth tutorial where we'll explore the process of building a Custom ExoPlayer in Jetpack Compose. Whether you're a beginner looking to integrate media playback or an experienced developer seeking advanced customization, this guide has you covered!

Learn how to build a powerful video player capable of seamlessly handling various video formats including MP4, M4U8, HLS, DASH, and Smooth Streaming.
This tutorial guides you through creating a flexible and feature-rich video player using Jetpack Compose, allowing you to enhance the multimedia experience in your Android apps.
Watch now and level up your video playback capabilities!

- **Introduction to ExoPlayer:** Understanding the fundamentals and why it's a game-changer.
- **Setting up ExoPlayer in Jetpack Compose:** Step-by-step guide for seamless integration.
- **Customization and Styling:** Learn how to tailor the player to match your app's design.
- **Handling Media Controls:** Implementing play, pause, and seeking functionalities.
- **Advanced Features:** Explore advanced features for a rich media experience.
- **Troubleshooting Tips:** Common issues and how to resolve them.

🚀 Key Highlights:

👉 Understanding the basics of ExoPlayer integration in Android apps.
👉 Setting up ExoPlayer within a Jetpack Compose UI.
👉 Customizing player controls, UI, and behavior to match your app's design.
👉 Implementing features like play, pause, seek, and volume control.
👉 Handling media playlists and dynamic content loading.
👉 Exploring advanced customization options for a seamless user experience.
👉 Troubleshooting common challenges in ExoPlayer integration.

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👩‍💻 Who is this for?
This tutorial caters to both beginners and experienced developers who want to integrate a Custom ExoPlayer into their Jetpack Compose applications. Whether you're building a music streaming app or a video platform, this guide will provide valuable insights.

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[DietaFit]

You could make a lazyGrid with image and channel name reproduce the URL, and better if you divide things and not do it in just the main Activity, but take out more, like data class, screen and so on

[emmagetsu]

Please make the video example in a data class you have, image, text and URL that you are going to call in a lazyGrid with card and when you click it it plays the URLs