After more reading, it looks like what I'd like is progressive http, so that I can supply a non-fixed sized data set and have it play before it's all received. I should have mentioned that I'm working with mpeg2 / ac3 ts data, which I'm getting mixed information on whether it's supported as progressive.
So maybe this is an Android issue and not a libavcodec issue, sorry about that. Though if anyone has some insights, I'd appreciate hearing from you. Thanks. From: trueskew [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2014 2:53 AM To: '[email protected]' Subject: Decoding while receiving via http on Android I've got ffmpeg hooked into Android working with an OMX plugin, and it works great with files, I can play with Gallery, or with a simple video player. But I need to send a live stream to it. I'm doing so with a small http server, and testing with a file. That works, but it doesn't start playing until the entire file transfers, no matter how big the file is. which means sometimes I get out-of-memory errors. What else do I need to do to get it to render while it's reading data, instead waiting for all of it? Thanks. Skew
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