fileplayer.exe <feed_number> <video_file> [frame_offset]
fileplayer.exe --help
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
feed_number | Which feed to write to: 0, 1, or 2 (required) |
video_file | Path to video file (required) |
frame_offset | Skip this many frames before writing (for feed alignment) |
The file player reads recorded video and writes it into a feed's shared memory, simulating a live camera. This is essential for:
| Extension | Format | Method |
|---|---|---|
.mp4, .mkv, .avi, .mov | Compressed video | Media Foundation (decoded to NV12) |
.yuv420, .i420 | Raw YUV420 planar | Direct read |
| Other | Raw YUV422 packed | Direct read + conversion |
When playing back multi-camera recordings, feeds may need different frame offsets to stay synchronized. Use the frame_offset argument:
fileplayer.exe 0 recording.mp4 8167
fileplayer.exe 1 recording.mp4 6015
fileplayer.exe 2 recording.mp4 5032
The player skips the specified number of frames at the start of the file before writing to shared memory.
Frames are paced at 60fps using high-resolution timers to match real-time capture speed. This ensures motion detection behaves identically to live operation.