The VLC SDK handles the extraction of native libraries automatically. However, for KMP, we must ensure the jniLibs path is correctly configured if we are manually packaging specific architectures to reduce size.
In Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) projects targeting Android and iOS, handling video playback often requires robust codec support. The provides a standalone, external codec solution that bypasses platform-specific media limitations. kmp external codec libvlcjni.so cpu arm64-v8a
The libvlcjni.so library is compiled for various CPU architectures, including arm64-v8a , to ensure compatibility with different Android devices. The arm64-v8a version of libvlcjni.so is optimized for 64-bit ARM-based processors, providing improved performance and efficiency. The VLC SDK handles the extraction of native
// androidApp/build.gradle.kts or shared module dependencies implementation("org.videolan.android:vlc-android:3.5.4") // Check for latest version The provides a standalone, external codec solution that
class VlcMediaPlayer : MediaPlayer private val libVlc = LibVLC(context, ArrayList<String>().apply add("--no-drop-late-frames") ) private val mediaPlayer = MediaPlayer(libVlc)
actual fun createMediaPlayer(): MediaPlayer return VlcMediaPlayer()
If your device still requests this file, you can try the following manual setup, though success on devices is not guaranteed.