From 7.33.2 to 7.34

Screen casting

In JxBrowser 7.34, if you want to start screen casting from code, you will need to set the screen in the ScreenCastOptions.newBuilder(Screen):

7.33.2 and earlier:

Java
Kotlin
Screen screen = profile.mediaCasting().screens().defaultScreen();
ScreenCastOptions options = ScreenCastOptions.newBuilder()
                                             .screen(screen)
                                             .withAudio()
                                             .build();
CompletableFuture<CastSession> future = browser.castScreen(receiver, options);
val screen = profile.mediaCasting().screens().defaultScreen()
val options = ScreenCastOptions.newBuilder()
                               .screen(screen)
                               .withAudio()
                               .build()
val future: CompletableFuture<CastSession> = browser.castScreen(receiver, options)

7.34:

Java
Kotlin
Screen screen = profile.mediaCasting().screens().defaultScreen();
ScreenCastOptions options = ScreenCastOptions.newBuilder(screen)
                                             .withAudio()
                                             .build();
CompletableFuture<CastSession> future = browser.castScreen(receiver, options);
val screen = profile.mediaCasting().screens().defaultScreen()
val options = ScreenCastOptions.newBuilder(screen)
                               .withAudio()
                               .build()
val future: CompletableFuture<CastSession> = browser.castScreen(receiver, options)

Supporting media sources

In JxBrowser 7.34, the MediaReceiver.supports(CastMode) method has been removed. Instead, you should use MediaReceiver.supports(MediaSource):

7.33.2 and earlier:

To check if a receiver supports casting any browser’s content:

Java
Kotlin
MediaReceiver receiver = mediaReceivers.await(it -> it.name().contains("Samsung"));
if (receiver.supports(CastMode.BROWSER)) {
    // Logic
}
val receiver = mediaReceivers.await { it.name().contains("Samsung") }
if (receiver.supports(CastMode.BROWSER)) {
    // Logic
}

To check if a receiver supports casting any screen’s content:

Java
Kotlin
MediaReceiver receiver = mediaReceivers.await(it -> it.name().contains("Samsung"));
if (receiver.supports(CastMode.SCREEN)) {
    // Logic
}
val receiver = mediaReceivers.await { it.name().contains("Samsung") }
if (receiver.supports(CastMode.SCREEN)) {
    // Logic
}

To check if a receiver supports presentation:

Java
Kotlin
MediaReceiver receiver = mediaReceivers.await(it -> it.name().contains("Samsung"));
if (receiver.supports(CastMode.PRESENTATION)) {
    // Logic
}
val receiver = mediaReceivers.await { it.name().contains("Samsung") }
if (receiver.supports(CastMode.PRESENTATION)) {
    // Logic
}

7.34:

To check if a receiver supports casting any browser’s content:

Java
Kotlin
MediaReceiver receiver = mediaReceivers.await(it -> it.name().contains("Samsung"));
if (receiver.supports(MediaSource.browser())) {
    // Logic
}
val receiver = mediaReceivers.await { it.name().contains("Samsung") }
if (receiver.supports(MediaSource.browser())) {
    // Logic
}

To check if a receiver supports casting any screen’s content:

Java
Kotlin
MediaReceiver receiver = mediaReceivers.await(it -> it.name().contains("Samsung"));
if (receiver.supports(MediaSource.screen())) {
    // Logic
}
val receiver = mediaReceivers.await { it.name().contains("Samsung") }
if (receiver.supports(MediaSource.screen())) {
    // Logic
}

To check if a receiver supports a specific PresentationRequest as the media source:

Java
Kotlin
MediaReceiver receiver = mediaReceivers.await(it -> it.name().contains("Samsung"));
browser.defaultPresentationRequest().ifPresent(presentationRequest -> {
    if (receiver.supports(presentationRequest)) {
        // Logic
    }
});
val receiver = mediaReceivers.await { it.name().contains("Samsung") }
browser.defaultPresentationRequest().ifPresent {
    if (receiver.supports(it)) {
        // Logic
    }
}