RecordableSurfaceView is a lightweight library designed to bring MP4 recording of an OpenGL renderer on Android to your app with ease.

• Functionally a drop-in replacement for GLSurfaceView
• Full lifecycle callbacks in a View tree.
• Minimal effort to implement.

1. Add RecordableSurfaceview to your project

implementation 'com.uncorkedstudios.android:recordable-surfaceview:1.5.0'

2. Add the following permissions to your Manifest (and request them!)

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>

3. in your main GL Activity or top-level renderer, implement

public class SomeActivity extends Activity implements RecordableSurfaceView.RendererCallbacks

4. Set the callbacks on the RecordableSurfaceView and init the recording stack:

mSurfaceView.setRendererCallbacks(this);
mSurfaceView.doSetup();

• Ensure you've called doSetup and requested (and have been granted!) permissions.
• Init the recording itself by creating a File object for output, and calling initRecorder on the surface. You will also need to supply the dimensions of the output movie file, and optionally implement the callbacks provided by the MediaRecorder
• Call startRecording when looking to capture, and stopRecording when done.
• NOTE the underlying MediaRecorder still abides by the lifecycle state machine as defined by the MediaRecorder in Android. In order to record again aftering calling stopRecording you will need to re-init by calling initRecorder again.

MediaRecorder

MediaRecorder.OnErrorListener

MediaRecorder.OnInfoListener

• expose configuration options of media recorder

Apache 2.0