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I need to listen to a network broadcast coming over UDP. The datagram contains a j4cDAC_broadcast struct. I have tried following a few tutorials, but they seem to have left a few things out and dont have very detailed explanations, if any. With what I have right now I am getting an error BIND FAILED 10049 and error 10049 indicates that the address is unavailable. The broadcast is coming in on 255.255.255.255:7654. How do I fix this error? This is what I have so far: void test() { WSADATA wsd; SOCKET s; j4cDAC_broadcast recieve; char *read = (char*) malloc(sizeof(j4cDAC_broadcast)); int ret;

I would like to know if anyone here knows an API where it's possible for me to create a live webcam broadcast from inside my website? I was checking the uStream API and it seems that you can't create anything, just retrieve data... Does anyone knows anything like this? Thanks in advance! you can use Flash Media Server or Flash Comm Server and code in actionscript to connect to the server for live streaming. AS3 has got inbuilt support for web cam programming using Flash Communication Server/Media Server. See Basics of video at adobe.com 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/257364/api-to

I am interested in developing an application that will allow me to build a list of videos from xml (containing video title, duration, etc) and play that list as my webcam stream. Meaning, if I were to visit ustream.tv, or activate my webcam on live messenger my video playlist would register as my active webcam. Does anybody have experience in this area, and perhaps have some advice to offer? I don't have a lot of experience in this area, but I would start by looking at the MSDN docs for the DirectShow API . A couple of .NET wrapper libraries exist as well: Managed DirectShow DirectShow.NET

I wish to have two classes, a server class and a client class. The server class should recieve the IP address and Port number of each new client and store them in a list. It should supply each of the clients with a list of connected clients and their IP addresses. The clients could then communicate with each other using TCP connections. The catch is that the clients won't know what the IP address of the server is. The entire program will however run on a local area network. My guess is that it needs some sort of UDP broadcast, but every time I try to impliment this it doesn't work unless the

What is the best way to make an activity (if there is any) react to a broadcast that was send over a LocalBroadcastManager while the activity was paused or stopped. I couldn't find much details if the LocalBroadcastManager differs from a normal broadcast, but it seems that is still gets called event if the activity is in background. But that leads to some problems since some UI modifications are not possible as long as the activity is not shown. That's why I would prefer to handle all broadcasts when the activity gets back to top. But how can I do this. I was thinking of a queue that will take