I currently have H.264 + AAC streaming to the android device. The
stream is encrypted. How can I play it back. I have the algorithm to
decrypt the AV packets as they arrive but how do I play it back? Can
the Android MediaPlayer use a buffer as a source? Can anyone point me
to to some
any response?
None yet! Maybe it is still too new. I cannot find much details in the
API documentation either.
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Hi:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.2-highlights.html
On above URL page, there is mention of a new API (Stagefright) for the
MediaPlayer to source from a local file or HTTP for progressive
playback. I was wondering if anyone has used this new API and any code
they can share. Is this
What application are you using to generate the RTSP stream? Is it a
custom hardware appliance (like an encoder) or an application like VLC
running on a server?
-D
On Feb 18, 12:23 pm, r01carlsonr overvoltag...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm using VideoView to play an RTSP video stream. It works
On Sep 9, 4:55 am, 石亚军 shiyaju...@gmail.com wrote:
progressive stream is a address begin with http://;. And now
MediaPlayer could play the progressive streaming.
My question is how to play the real-time streaming.
To my knowledege the current Android platform does not support Real-
time
this may have been asked and simply not answered but I will try
anyway:
Is there an architecture for delivering live video for the android
platform?
Apple has adopted the Segmented TS/M3U8 playlist approach and have
submitted to the IETF. Microsoft seems to be adopting the Fragmented
MP4
Can you share a little bit on what you are trying to do and how you
got it to work.
I have been trying to get some live streaming to work on Cupcake but
am still scratching my head on this one. Did you simply point the
source to an RTSP URI on the MediaPlayer object? What media codecs are
you
I don't have T-Mobile but ATT. I want to get an unlocked Android
Phone (thinking of the new Samsung i7500 or the G2). Can I use that as
a development device to test my applications? Will it even work on
another GSM carrier?
Thanks.
-D
On Jun 9, 11:13 pm, Kent Loobey k...@uoregon.edu wrote:
Running apps on Android doesn't depend on carriers, unless you want to test
data networking, in any case I'd get something other than the HTC Dream/G1
for ATT if you want data cause ATT EDGE is so slow it's not funny... The
HTC Magic supposedly does 900Mhz which I think ATT runs 3G over...
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