live-streaming

Here is my problem, I have implemented a server side application using Red5, which sends H.264 encoded live stream, on client side the stream is received as byte[] In order to decode it on Android client side i have followed the Javacv-FFmpeg library. The code for decoding is as follows public Frame decodeVideo(byte[] data,long timestamp){ frame.image = null; frame.samples = null; avcodec.av_init_packet(pkt); BytePointer video_data = new BytePointer(data); avcodec.AVCodec codec = avcodec.avcodec_find_decoder(codec_id); video_c = null; video_c = avcodec.avcodec_alloc_context3(codec); video_c

I stream live on youtube a lot and since yesterday I experience a weird thing: I embedded the livestream URL in my site. it was youtube.com/embed/ABCDE (normal embed link). That link used to show the current livestream and not a specific video. for example: I'm streaming and you can watch it on youtube.com/embed/ABCDE . When i'm finished, the video gets its own url, something like youtube.com/watch?v=FGHIJ . In the next time I will stream, users can watch the stream on youtube.com/embed/ABCDE (that was a permanent url that didn't change). Now, every time I stream, the livestream get its own

I am new to android programming and have found myself stuck I have been researching various ways to stream live video from phone to phone and seem to have it mostly functional, except of course the most important part: playing the stream. It appears to be sending the stream from one phone, but the second phone is not able to play the stream. Here is the code for the playing side public class VideoPlayback extends Activity implements Callback { MediaPlayer mp; private SurfaceView mPreview; private SurfaceHolder holder; private TextView mTextview; public static final int SERVERPORT = 6775;

I'm new to Android and socket programming. I want to create an android application that transfer video live from device camera to PC. What first i do is to get a raw video data from PreviewCallback arguments and convert it to an RTP Packet. I was just using JLibRTP to do this. Regarding to transfer the packet i think, there are some related class: RtpPkt, RtpSession, and RtpSocket. Here is my glance code: DatagramSocket rtpSocket = new DatagramSocket(); DatagramSocket rtcpSocket = new new DatagramSocket(); RtpSession rtpSession = new RtpSession(rtpSocket, rtcpSocket); public void

I cannot find exact network performance details for different EC2 instance types on Amazon. Instead, they are only saying: High Moderate Low What does this even mean? I especially want to know the exact amount of Traffic-OUT on each instance type. I need to do live streaming and my stream bit rate will be 240kbps. So I need to know which instance type can handle how many concurrent viewers. BobMcGee Bandwidth is tiered by instance size, here's a comprehensive answer: For t2/m3/c3/c4/r3/i2/d2 instances: t2.nano = ??? (Based on the scaling factors, I'd expect 20-30 MBit/s) t2.micro = ~70 MBit/s