android-video-player

How can I stream live video to Android (2.1 and higher), I have two links: m3u8 and f4m (As I know, f4m is not supported). From what I saw on stackoverflow, there is a way to stream m3u8 with vitamio (but the link is not working ). Is there any other way to stream m3u8 video ? Maybe there is other format that I can use ? Thanks. Butters Because no one answered my question, I will do it myself. If you want to perform HLT (HTTP Live Stream) on Android 2.1 and higher you may use the vitamio library. Site at: ( http://www.vitamio.org/ ). Here is code example: The main layout: <?xml version="1.0"

We have an Android application running on Android API 4.0. One of the activities has a layout that divides the screen in 2 parts. On the left side we have a static part with some buttons. On the right side we have a FrameLayout that will switch to the corresponding fragment depending on the button that is pressed. Problem: One of the fragments on the right side contains a VideoView. When the user clicks on the button to show this fragment the fragment is shown and the video immediately starts playing however: upon rendering this fragment the complete screen flickers in black which is very

I am having an Activity in which there is VideoView -- Streams a video from a webserver. Button -- Takes the user to the next activity to be shown. When the application starts, VideoView is made to play the Video from a webserver. Now assume Total Video length is 60 Minutes Current Video progress is 20 Minutes Current Buffered progress 30 Minutes Now when I click on the above mentioned Button which takes user to the next activity. From that Activity if i press the back button, Previous Activity(with VideoView and Button) appears in front of the user. But when resumed all the Buffered Portion

I want to customize the controls in the MediaController for my video player. I want to swap out the image for the play button, change the skin, change the color, ect. Is there a known way of doing this? Thanks I had the same problem on a recent project and ended up creating a custom implementation based on the stock MediaController. It adds a fullscreen button at the far right, but even if that's not what you want this class should be a good starting point. Code: VideoControllerView.java - http://pastebin.com/1V63aVSg media_controller.xml - http://pastebin.com/rS4xqMej Image resources: Gotchas

I am working on a video app. I am streaming a video from server link , is it possible for me to generate a video thumbnail from the URL without downloading the video. KishuDroid Without downloading video you can generate thumbnail from below code: public static Bitmap retriveVideoFrameFromVideo(String videoPath) throws Throwable { Bitmap bitmap = null; MediaMetadataRetriever mediaMetadataRetriever = null; try { mediaMetadataRetriever = new MediaMetadataRetriever(); if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= 14) mediaMetadataRetriever.setDataSource(videoPath, new HashMap<String, String>()); else