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1.Range Source3 usages

dev.mediacache » range-source MIT

Range source and storage manager for video and other partial content on Android: reads files by offset through HTTP range requests or your own data source, with read-ahead and retries, and keeps what was read on disk or in memory under one size cap.
Last Release on Oct 23, 2026

2.Alpha Video2 usages

dev.mediacache » alpha-video MIT

Transparent video for Android: VP9 or AV1 WebM with alpha on MediaCodec, or in software with alpha-video-vpx and alpha-video-av1, drawn into a TextureView.
Last Release on Oct 27, 2026

3.Alpha Video AV1

dev.mediacache » alpha-video-av1 MIT

dav1d for alpha-video: 8- to 12-bit AV1 transparent video in software, for Android 7 to 9, files and devices MediaCodec can't take, preload, and many players at once.
Last Release on Oct 27, 2026
Transparent video for Android: VP9 WebM with alpha, decoded by FFmpegKit (libvpx) and drawn into a TextureView with OpenGL ES or a Bitmap.
Last Release on Oct 21, 2026

5.Alpha Video GPU

dev.mediacache » alpha-video-gpu Apache +2

Transparent (alpha) animations for Android from ASTC texture arrays in KTX2 files, drawn into a TextureView with OpenGL ES 3.0. The GPU samples the frames as stored, so dozens play at once with little CPU.
Last Release on Oct 24, 2026

6.Alpha Video Vpx

dev.mediacache » alpha-video-vpx MIT

libvpx for alpha-video: VP8 and VP9 transparent video in software, for files and devices MediaCodec can't take, preload, and many players at once.
Last Release on Oct 27, 2026

7.Range Source Media3

dev.mediacache » range-source-media3 MIT

Media3 adapter for range-source, the range source and storage manager for video and other partial content: reads through an app's own Media3 DataSource.Factory (OkHttp, Cronet, caches).
Last Release on Oct 23, 2026