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Using HTC Incredible to video chat.

I have an incredible, and I bought my girlfriend one as well so that we can keep up while she goes to school. In her new house there is no internet and she isnt nearly computer savvy enouph to root her phone. Is there a way to use the incredible as a live video chat device with another incredible?

HTC incredible video chat (working)
Fring use to work with an add on for skype but is no longer supported but here is the true work around for HTC incredible video chat !!
install the IP web cam (from the market)
run IP web cam
scroll to the bottom press start server
see server is running at 192.168.1.105:8080
open up a web browser type in your routers IP address usally 192.168.1.1 by defualt
add a port forward to the router
by adding the ip address of your ip cam to the list
192.168.1.105 start 8080 end 8080 (check mark enable) and save
(how to add port fowards)
please see portfoward.com (for a list of routers and how to add the port forwards)
go to whatsmyip.org/ to find out your ip public ip address
example: 25.69.14.165
open web browser type in your pubilc IP address got from whatsmyip.org
add :8080
example public ip address 25.69.14.165:8080
note: also if you have a username and password on your ip web cam you would have to share this with whom you want to view the cam
type in the public ip address in a web browser
type in your public ip address 25.69.14.165:8080 press enter
start viewing web cam by picking one of the listed options that work
Android webcam server
You can view your camera in several ways:
Open stream in media player, such as VLC
Use java browser plugin
Use javascript to update frames in browser
Use browser built-in viewer (not supported by all browsers)
(Windows only) Connect to PC for use with Skype and other videochats
Take full-resolution photo (put phone into a silent mode to prevent shutter sound)
Take immediate photo
Third-party software support:
URL for MJPG-compatible software: 192.168.1.105:8080/videofeed
URL for software that supports JPEG frames (slower, less secure): 192.168.1.105:8080/shot.jpg
URL for audio streaming: 192.168.1.105:8080/audio.wav
URL for full-resolution photo capture: 192.168.1.105:8080/photo.jpg
can view your cam threw cell phone or PC web browser enjoy !!
now call the person also... so you now have working cam and call you now have working video chat on your HTC - Incredible !!!
this method is only going work off a home router you have access to if you do not have access to a home router anther way to try is:
justin.tv (free app from the market)
run the app
make a user name & password
run the service by pressing the red button
in a web browser type in
justin.tv/usernamehere
or ustream from the market (can only broadcast live though, can not do other stuff at the same time)
other options (for cell to cell cam) included are
tango app from the market or
knocking live video app from the market
enjoy

Remote control: Android VNC server

Android Market Link: http:/ / goo.gl/fiOeA
Note: Your device need to be rooted before using this app.
This is a vnc server app created by me running on an Android device.
You can make a connection to the vnc server via PC/NB over WiFi network or USB cable connection. Also with the capability to let you remotely control your android device within your vnc client running on your PC/NB. Besides, you could turn off the feature of remote control to just demo something.
Advanced information:
http:/ / goo.gl/lz8YR

[APP][FREE][2.3+] IPTV Player

IPTV Player
Program IPTV player allows you to watch TV channels from different networks. Supports all types of sharing IPTV networks:
1) Direct link to the channel in the format HTTP (Unicast)
2) Multicast IP TV via UDP-to-HTTP proxy (installed on the computer, router, etc..)
3) Multicast IP TV directly without UDP proxy (not all devices support this feature)
In most common cases, a way to play the number 2 IP TV you need:
1) Establish UDP-to-HTTP proxy on Windows computer, UDPXY proxy on the router or Linux computer
2) Register in the program address (URL) of your UDP-to-HTTP proxy server
3) Download the channel list in the format .m3u
The recommended format for the channels' list in the format .m3u:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:-1,Channel One
udp://@224.10.10.1:8001
#EXTINF:-1,Channel Two
udp://@224.10.10.2:8002
#EXTINF:-1,Channel Three
udp://@224.10.10.3:8003
#EXTINF:-1,Channel Four
udp://@224.10.10.4:8004
#EXTINF:-1,Channel Five
udp://@224.10.10.5:8005
Download at Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=iptv.player

Android TV Box, VNC Client autostart on boot to a specific IP address

Hi,
We have an industrial equipment that is running a VNC Server. I have bought an Android TV box to connect to the equipment with a VNC Client. The Android TV Box is connected to a 65 inches television. I'm able to connect to the equipment's VNC server and it is rendered on the big screen TV. The VNC Client is "bVNC free", an open source VNC client. The Android TV Bos is running Android 10.
What I would like to achieve, is on bootup of the Android TV Box, have the VNC Client automatically connect to the VNC Server, unattended to a specific IP address.
Is there anyone that has a solution on how to achieve that?
Thanks!

How can I push a linux ffmpeg stream via USB ADB to Android

There are a lot of ways to push the android screen to a Linux Desktop.
But I would like to push a Desktop mirror or an ffmpeg stream to Android.
ffmpeg -video_size 1920x1080 -framerate 60 -f x11grab -i :0.0+7680,1080 -preset ultrafast -vcodec libx264 -tune zerolatency -r 60 -f mpegts -listen 1 rtmp://localhost:8081/test/
ffmp
I did try an ADB reverse
adb reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081;
This is supposed to grab the image of my third monitor and I want to push it to Android via ADB.
When I point Android VLC at rtmp://@127.0.0.1:8081
It won't work. Some one an idea?

AFAIK reverse tethering over ADB means to allow the Android device to use the Internet connection of a PC over ADB. An PC's private IP4 address ( private IP addresses provide a way for devices that don't need a connection to the internet, such as file servers and printers, to communicate with the other devices on a network without being directly exposed to the public ) may have been assigned as 192.168.1.xxx and not as 127.0.0.1.
IIRC then the IP address 127.0.0.1 is a special-purpose IPv4 address and is called the localhost or loopback address. All computers use this address as their own, but it doesn't let computers communicate with other devices as a real IP address does.

e.g. you can use reverse adb to connect the VPN client on your Android tablet to the Host computer over USB.
In this case this is used, to use the Android tablet as an external monitor for Linux. Issue is it is not fast enough.
I found these methods on youtube so far:
But the VNC perfomance goes down with the screen size.
With ffmpeg und a cast receiver over USB, theoretically, it should be as fast as the windows/mac version, which are basically lag free , like it is shown here.
A lag free version is this, but it is absolutely limited in usage
So yes, I want to use ffmpeg and a cast receiver on Android, to use the tablet as an external monitor for windows.
This App doed not work for me