Hi!
I am using the MediaRecorder to stream video files to a remote server which works fine. Nevertheless I cannot handle AMR at all, so is there a possibility to set another audio encoder?
Thank you in advance!
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Hi,
I am working on developing an app in which one of its features includes receiving a video stream from a webcam and displaying it through a videoView. I've been able to stream video before using VLC, but can't seem to get it working with my Android App.
In VLC, after choosing my webcam as the video source to stream, I choose http stream, and for transcoding I choose MP4 for encapsulation and H-264 as the video codec. (I believe these are the formats supported by Android) the generated stream output string is as follows:
:sout=#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=800,scale=1,acodec=none}:http{mux=ffmpeg{mux=flv},dst=:8080/} :sout-keep
now on the android side, inside the onCreate method, my code looks like this:
mVideo = (VideoView) findViewById(R.id.videoView1);
MediaController mc = new MediaController(this);
mc.setMediaPlayer(mVideo);
mVideo.setMediaController(mc);
mVideo.setVideoPath("my_ipaddress:8080");
mVideo.requestFocus();
mVideo.start();
I am able to go on a different computer and capture the stream using VLC, but when I run the app on my Android device, I get a message that tells me the video can't be played. Not sure where the issue is, and I've been able to find a few similar post on here and on other forums, but still haven't found a solution that works for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hello guys,
What are your recommendations for streaming applications that allows me to watch video on my android devices.
I prefer the app to have a wide support of video formats. Bonus if it does Audio streaming also.
Thank you
1a11ous said:
Hello guys,
What are your recommendations for streaming applications that allows me to watch video on my android devices.
I prefer the app to have a wide support of video formats. Bonus if it does Audio streaming also.
Thank you
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I run ps3 media server on my PC for DLNA, then install BubblePnP on my android to stream the DLNA which plays through MX Player. Works perfectly.
Gotta use DLNA if you want to stream 720 or 1080. You cant use SAMBA its too slow.
- please Click Thanks if i helped.
I love BS player for this..also has lot of features like playing from YouTube,vid formats etc..it has good WiFi streaming performance as well,you just have to share the folder on PC and open file thru bsplayer ..very easy..
thanks for the suggestions, I will give them a shot.
I was aiming for something like installing a software on the pc and then installing an app that will allow me to browse the pc and stream my content.
Hello,
I'm using Serviio as DLNA media server and I'm trying to watch my movies at some android smartphones using mx-player.
when serviio are set to delivery the videos with subtitle burned-in (means that it has to transcode the video), I can see them with mx-player properly and in this the mx-player uses it sw-decoder .
But when I set serviio to deliver subtitles as resource (srt file) without have to transcode the video, I can't see the subtitles and mx-player uses hw decoder.
Has mx-player support to request external subtitles in dlna servers ?
could someone please help me?
thanks
Cristiano
cvgaviao said:
Hello,
I'm using Serviio as DLNA media server and I'm trying to watch my movies at some android smartphones using mx-player.
when serviio are set to delivery the videos with subtitle burned-in (means that it has to transcode the video), I can see them with mx-player properly and in this the mx-player uses it sw-decoder .
But when I set serviio to deliver subtitles as resource (srt file) without have to transcode the video, I can't see the subtitles and mx-player uses hw decoder.
Has mx-player support to request external subtitles in dlna servers ?
could someone please help me?
thanks
Cristiano
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Hi Cristiano,
I will check possibility of recognizing external subtitles from DLNA server.
Thanks
bleu8888 said:
Hi Cristiano,
I will check possibility of recognizing external subtitles from DLNA server.
Thanks
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Great. I`ll be waiting... :good:
thanks
Hi guys,
If I have MKVs with two audio tracks / languages, is there an Android app to cast onto Chromecast that supports choosing the audio track to be used?
If not, what do I need to do to the MKV to use the other track?
Thanks....
Anybody?
Hello!
I have Synology DS116 with Media Server installed and audio conversion enabled. Vast majority of my files are in FLAC format.
Renderer is NAD amp D7050 with Android 12 device as control point. NAD plays FLAC files natively, but there's no seek function within the track (error 710).
In BubbleUPnP i see two streams: #1 WAV, #2 L16. To the amp is sent the WAV stream, which is not seekable aswell by it and I know L16 is.
Is there a way to force L16 to play?
Thanks.
fric1 said:
Hello!
I have Synology DS116 with Media Server installed and audio conversion enabled. Vast majority of my files are in FLAC format.
Renderer is NAD amp D7050 with Android 12 device as control point. NAD plays FLAC files natively, but there's no seek function within the track (error 710).
In BubbleUPnP i see two streams: #1 WAV, #2 L16. To the amp is sent the WAV stream, which is not seekable aswell by it and I know L16 is.
Is there a way to force L16 to play?
Thanks.
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Sorry for repost.