On 11/13/2012 05:52 AM, Tom Isaacson wrote:
I probably should have mentioned that the source is an RTSP server and it's only video, so audio\video synchronisation is not an issue. What I want to do is write a Windows 8 Metro app that displays this video stream. Unfortunately Microsoft don't support RTSP (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12994188/how-can-i-play-h-264-rtsp-video-in-windows-8-metro-c-sharp-xaml-app) so rather than attempt to write a media source plugin I'm going to try using VLC's libraries. Hopefully I'll also be able to recompile them for ARM to get it working on WinRT but that will come later.Thanks for your help. Please make sure that you comply with the ffmpeg license when you do that. This is not legal advice, of course, but the general consensus (as far as I can tell) is that adherence to the LGPL requires giving users the ability to recompile and use their own version of ffmpeg with your product. This might conflict with various app store policies -- in which case, ffmpeg/libav and vlc might not be an available option for you. |
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