[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-05-11 Thread Dilli
Hi Dave Sparks, According to above discussion raw aac file format not supported in the android. If i send RTP packets which contains AAC audio frame in mp4a-latm format , then the android will capable to play the stream ? i am using android sdk android-sdk-windows-1.0_r2 On Apr 23, 10:16

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-05-11 Thread David Liu
I'm currently using the MediaPlayer class to play some files. However, it seems that whenever I seek back and forth, it needs to re-download and buffer parts it has already played. Is this what you mean by no progressive download yet? On Apr 14, 2:56 pm, Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-23 Thread tainy
what is more: according to media-formats.html in the reference, MPEG4 SP is not supported for both encoding and decoding, so how can it support streaming? quite confusing. On 4月23日, 上午7时59分, Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com wrote: Progressive streaming using HTTP is well-supported. RTSP

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-23 Thread Dave Sparks
There is currently no support for Flash in Android. On Apr 22, 7:37 pm, tainy tainy.zh...@gmail.com wrote: Thanks a lof , Dave. So I can use http streaming on H.264/H.263/MPEG4-SP and use rtsp streaming on H.263/MPEG4-SP, the issue with H.264 will be fixed thanks for your work.

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-23 Thread tainy
Thank you Dave I have checked the newest version of android supported Media Formats and found that MEPG4 SP is is Decoder supported. And what I am asking here is all about downloading:-) Best regards! tainy On 4月24日, 上午1时16分, Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com wrote: I'm not sure which

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-22 Thread tainy
Hi Dave: for audio streaming, only MPEG-4(AAC LC/LTP decoding) is supported, right? what about video streaming? I found no place saying that is not supported, but someone said video streaming is not available by now. and if it will be supported, what format will be ok for streaming? thanks!

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-22 Thread Dave Sparks
Progressive streaming using HTTP is well-supported. RTSP support isn't great yet, but it will get better with the 1.5 release (Cupcake), which fixes the 302 redirect problem. There may be some issues with RTSP and H.264 - we found some issues with the hardware codec late in the test cycle that

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-22 Thread tainy
Thanks a lof , Dave. So I can use http streaming on H.264/H.263/MPEG4-SP and use rtsp streaming on H.263/MPEG4-SP, the issue with H.264 will be fixed thanks for your work. what is more, how about the support for flash video(flv)? Do you know anything about that? and will it being

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-15 Thread patrick
When you say no support for AAC, does it mean no AAC support for pure audio stream? Can we use rtsp streaming with a MPEG-4 video containing an AAC audio channel? On Apr 14, 11:56 pm, Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com wrote: We don't have an API for progressive download yet. Technically, the

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-15 Thread Dave Sparks
AAC inside an MP4 file is fine. There is no support for raw AAC streams. On Apr 15, 5:53 am, patrick patrick.boul...@gmail.com wrote: When you say no support for AAC, does it mean no AAC support for pure audio stream? Can we use rtsp streaming with a MPEG-4 video containing an AAC audio

[android-developers] Re: Audio streaming/progressive download over HTTP

2009-04-14 Thread Dave Sparks
We don't have an API for progressive download yet. Technically, the website should say progressive streaming, but from a file authoring perspective there is no distinction between the two. RTSP support is only available for MPEG-4 file formats. There is no support for raw AMR, AAC, or MP3