audio-streaming

Is it possible to stream audio over bluetooth? During my research I found that is it only possible using A2DP(Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) . And does every android device support A2DP? If not, is it possible to stream audio between two android devices using bluetooth? Please help me understand this. I've looked through the following links: Receive audio via Bluetooth in Android , Google confirms bluetooth audio streaming fix for next version of Android 4.2 How can I stream audio from another device via Bluetooth? Is it possible to stream audio over Bluetooth? Below sort of thread says

I'm developing a music site which will stream audio files stored in a server to users, audio files will be played through flash player placed in a webpage.. As I heard I need to use a streaming media server for streaming audio files ( like 2mb to 3mb in size).. Do I need to use one? I found some streaming media server softwares like http://www.icecast.org - but as in their documentation, It is used for streaming radio stations and live streaming purposes, but I just need to stream audio files faster and in low size (low bandwidth) with good quality.. I heard I need to encode the audio files

I am using a subclass of AVQueuePlayer and when I add new AVPlayerItem with a streaming URL the app freezes for about a second or two. By freezing I mean that it doesn't respond to touches on the UI. Also, if I have a song playing already and then add another one to the queue, AVQueuePlayer automatically starts preloading the song while it is still streaming the first one. This makes the app not respond to touches on the UI for two seconds just like when adding the first song but the song is still playing. So that means AVQueuePlayer is doing something in main thread that is causing the

I've been experimenting with binary streams in Node.js, and much to my amazement do actually have a working demo of taking a Shoutcast stream using node-radio-stream and pushing it into a HTML5 element using chunked encoding. But it only works in Safari! Here is my server code: var radio = require("radio-stream"); var http = require('http'); var url = "http://67.205.85.183:7714"; var stream = radio.createReadStream(url); var clients = []; stream.on("connect", function() { console.error("Radio Stream connected!"); console.error(stream.headers); }); // When a chunk of data is received on the

I am trying to create a RTSP client which live broadcast Audio and Video. I modified the iOS code at link http://www.gdcl.co.uk/downloads.htm and able to broadcast the Video to server properly. But now i am facing issues in broadcasting the audio part. In the link example the code is written in such a way that it writes the Video data to file and than reads the data from the file and upload the NALU's video packets to RTSP server. For Audio part i am not sure how to proceed on it. Right now what i have tried is that get the audio buffer from mic and than broadcast it to the server directly by

I'm looking for a solution to easily play remote .mp3 files. I have looked at "pyglet" module which works on local files, but it seems it can't handle remote files. I could temporary download the .mp3 file but that's not reccomended due to how large the .mp3 files could appear to be. I rather want it to be for cross-platform instead of Windows-only etc. Example, playing a audio file from: http://example.com/sound.mp3 Just stream the file as it's downloads, my idea is a MP3 player in Python which opens Soundcloud songs. You can use GStreamer with python bindings (requires PyGTK). Then you can

Is it possible to play a shoutcast/icecast stream using HTML5? If so, how should I implement it? Add a semicolon to the end of the http request. It IS the protocol set forth by shoutcast to override it's browser detection. Like this: <audio controls src="http://shoutcast.internet-radio.org.uk:10272/;"></audio> There is a big problem with SHOUTcast, which I suspect is responsible for it not working even in Chrome which is supposed to support MP3. SHOUTcast can serve three different types of response: a native-SHOUTcast “ICY” protocol streaming audio response. It decides to do this if the player

I want to reconnect to the server when the streaming buffer is empty. How can I trigger a method when the AVPlayer or AVPlayerItem buffer is empty? I know there are playbackLikelyToKeepUp , playbackBufferEmpty and playbackBufferFull methods to check the buffer status, but those are not callbacks. Are there any callback functions, or any observers I should add? you can add observer for those keys: [playerItem addObserver:self forKeyPath:@"playbackBufferEmpty" options:NSKeyValueObservingOptionNew context:nil]; [playerItem addObserver:self forKeyPath:@"playbackLikelyToKeepUp" options