Network synced industry-proven 100% GPU accelerated Hap video codec playback solution for Unity.

Ideal for large media installations / display walls / projections / immersive experiences.

Documentation and issue tracker

Demo version

Forum thread

Sample videos (needed for example scenes)

Standalone encoder app

Demolition Media Hap Pro Sync with network sync

Features:

— Hardware accelerated Hap video playback without any external codecs installation needed. All fravours of Hap are supported.

— 100% GPU compute shader decoding with new GDeflate compression format (now no CPU overhead at all, Unity 2022.3.12f1 or newer).

— 20-90% smaller file sizes with new GDeflate compression format.

— Use Unity Timeline to control the playback.

— Seamless loop playback.

— Multichannel 5.1/7.1 audio support using Unity AudioSource.

— HAP HDR - play 32-bit floating point HDR videos. Ideal for things like 10-bit color depth footage. Unsigned format recommended.

— High quality video with the new Hap R codec.

— Low CPU usage. Frames are mostly decompressed on the GPU.

— Play 4k @ 120 fps, 8k @ 60 fps or 10k @ 60fps videos (on supported hardware), play tons of smaller videos at once. Extremely fast frame-precise seeking.

— Playback speed control.

— Transparent videos with Hap Alpha, Hap Q Alpha and Hap R codecs. First plugin to support Hap Q Alpha/Hap R/HAP HDR in Unity.

— Chunked Hap support for even faster multi-threaded decoding.

— Audio output through the Unity Native Audio plugin and AudioSource.

— Preload video to memory if your SSD isn't fast enough.

— Configurable RAM/GPU memory usage.

— Suits for both programmers and artists: C# API along with IMGUI/uGUI/Render to Material wrappers provided.

— Example scenes with the typical usage scenarios (including 360/VR).

Requirements for this asset version:

— Unity 2022-2023 (2022.3.12f1 and newer with DirectX12 Graphics API for 100% GPU decoding)

— Windows 10/11

This software uses code of FFmpeg licensed under the LGPLv2.1 and its source can be downloaded here.

See Third-Party Notices.txt file in package for details.