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I am beginner in the world of android I am looking tutorials sometimes I find difficulty to understand. then I have thought it is good to see the other programin or working (a complement to tutorials). :laugh:
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This is my attempt to create a basic Linux TV server for mobile devices. A poor mans slingbox alternative (with a channel controller). I started tinkering with a simple android webview apk that I haven't posted yet because I want to create one that would support ssh tunnels for the server. So for now this example can run from any www client with flash support (I'm running 2.2.1 firmware and Flash Player 10.2 in the demo) It's not as fancy as slingbox but it works for me.. maybe it would work for someone else too.
Alpha Demo: (file attached): mhtvs.tar
See youtube link in attached file for demo..
This forum has been so helpful to me... I lurk here often just thought I would submit my project as a thank you to xda.
Interesting
Sounds very nice! Could you please post a basic tutorial or steps to configure the files on source code?
Hi,
I am a developer for android apps and i was wondering how i would write an app that has the ability to stream video over a wifi network. I was just curious what classes and interfaces that i would need to use or any general approach that i would have to take.
Please reply with any questions and comments
Thanks,
A fellow developer
For Android:
Basically, you would use the raw socket and TCP/IP classes along with either a lot of coding or some existing Java classes for streaming files from desktop/server Java.
For Windows Mobile, Symbian and iPhone:
Basically, you would use the traditional C socket interface almost like on Linux/UNIX and add some existing 3rd party C/C++ streaming library/classes on top.
For Windows Phone 7/Windows Mobile:
Look at the networking .NET classes and add some existing 3rd party .NET streaming classes on top.
For DumbPhones with Java support:
Again look at the raw socket and TCP/IP java classes and some existing 3rd party Java classes for streaming on top, but both here you and the 3rd party classes are restricted to the small subset of Java 1.1 available on MIDlet phones.
Thanks for the prompt response,
I am using an android phone that i'm trying to stream to a laptop computer using wifi. On the laptop i will be using some application like netcat.
Can you point me in the direction of any tutorial about how to use the classes on the android developers platform?
Thanks
Hello,
I'm thinking about new project - podcasting for mobile phones mainly for Android OS phones. I need compatibility with Iphone's which are devices WITHOUT flash support.
<b>I am looking for any solution which I can put into my mobile site and stream videos to the viewer. </b>In other words, I am looking solution for share my video podcasts with users on mobile devices. I would like to make mini youtube for my users I would like to use Flowplayer but flowplayer is written in Flash environment.
I have only one need - It can't be written in with Flash technology, I need to embed any player written in any language than Flash. I hope that any solution is avalaible...
regards
This is not a specific question. Rather, I am asking for your guidance/opinion.
I have to build a video player (that plays Youtube Video, not live streaming) using Java for Android phones.
I would like to know your opinion on:
Which library is the easiest to use and incorporate with Eclipse for developing a video player? I would like to use the Eclipse Android Emulator, if that's possible.
Can u guys suggest tutorials/howtos/books regarding such development. I am new at this, so when I try to search the Internet, I get loads of hits, which confuses me. Please provide me with a starting point.
Bye.
Use the generic class MediaPlayer (included in Android SDK, so it can be easily added to your project).
I am working on a project that is somewhat similar to the way Netflix works (as a streaming service), and have the following requirements:
Database that stores video files
Create group that can access the video
Ability for Owner to invite/add users to the group(s)
Video can be played/paused, and resumed if users close and come back to watch later.
Users in the Group can watch the video at the same time
Email/push notifications whenever owner of a group uploads a new video ready for watching
Now I have last developed in Android some 4 years ago, but in terms of cross platform compatibility, e.g. iOS and Android, what is the best approach for this project?
Should I use AWS or Azure to host the database? Would SQL database work well with storing videos? Is MP4 the best format considering its wide compatibility? From my android experience, I developed an App in Android studio, but is there a better alternative to develop an app that can work for both iOS and Android at once?