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Hello, I was developing a mobile application for my school, I were using Delphi Rad Studio Rio 10.3. Here is brief description what application is doing: in some editboxes user adds data -> proceed to next tab On second tab user is choosing video that he wants to preview, while video is playing he is clicking some buttons to mark duration of some activities on video that he loaded ... After that i am making a PDF report and saving to storage. I made whole application and it is working great, problem is that I used this library for slowing down video preview -> https://github.com/Zeus64/alcinoe i had some issues with this library ( most of them were configuration issues ) but at the end I managed to resolve all of them and make my app. So why I used this library? Answer is that it had option to set speed preview of video. Before I started using this library i was trying for a few days to implement this -> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18526336/playback-video-in-slow-motion-in-android check answer from " karanatwal.github.io " Problem was that I didnt know how to rewrite this android code into delphi FMX code : videoview = (VideoView)findViewById(R.id.videoview); videoview.setVideoURI("Your Video URI"); videoview.setOnPreparedListener(new MediaPlayer.OnPreparedListener() { @Override public void onPrepared(MediaPlayer mp) { //works only from api 23 PlaybackParams myPlayBackParams = new PlaybackParams(); myPlayBackParams.setSpeed(0.5f); //here set speed eg. 0.5 for slow 2 for fast mode mp.setPlaybackParams(myPlayBackParams); videoview.start();//start your video. } }); So now I would like to rebuild my application and exclude this " alcinoe " library cuz I use it only for setting playback speed.. Can somebody help me rewriting this to a delphi code ? Thank you EDIT: I will later post code snippet of how i retrieve path of video and how i load it, code is not that great because it was one of my first projects but maybe it will help someone who reads this.