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I'm trying to make a live video streaming with Azure but i realy don't know what i should try first. First, a have a web site with a latest version of Flowplayer on it. Now i need to know how to make a stream video from my web camera to Azure (what kind of software do i need)? I'm trying to use Expression Encoder 4 Pro (but it dosen't want to Stream video to Azure Blobs). Next step i need to know what i should to do on Azure? I mean some settings, maybe i should make a VM with IIS role on it, or just use a Blobs? And how to make it? And the last step is how to set up a Flowplayer to take

I am trying to encode a live stream into Apple HLS for iPhone on windows. I was looking at different options and wowza can do it, but doesn't support CDN distribution of HLS as far as I can see. Plus it costs a lot of money. What I did find was this site: http://www.espend.de/artikel/iphone-ipad-ipod-http-streaming-segmenter-and-m3u8-windows.html I can now set up a single bitrate stream easily, but my goal is an adapive multi-bitrate live stream. Is it possible? For VOD content it can easily be accomplished with creating the different qualities then linking to them in a new m3u8, but how would

As it currently stands, this question is not a good fit for our Q&A format. We expect answers to be supported by facts, references, or expertise, but this question will likely solicit debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion. If you feel that this question can be improved and possibly reopened, visit the help center for guidance. Closed 7 years ago . Where to get live video + audio streaming examples ( GStreamer )? So for example streaming from File or Web camera to some web address This page contains a few samples on how to do RTP streaming with GStreamer. It's not clear from your

We recently upgraded our jQuery to 1.9.0, but it broke our tipsy plugin. Its live functionality now causes an error. $('.tooltip, abbr').tipsy({ live: true }); TypeError: this[binder] is not a function Are there any fixes or patches for this? Googling didn't lead to anything useful. UPDATE: Thanks for the answers. I decided to try to fix the issue myself, because I couldn't find any patches. Upon inspection the error seemed really easy to trace. The tipsy plugin can easily be patched to use the on functionality instead of the deprecated live functionality. In the tipsy plugin, I replaced the

I want to be able to (live) stream the frames/video FROM the iPhone camera to the internet. I've seen in a Thread ( streaming video FROM an iPhone ) that it's possible using AVCaptureSession's beginConfiguration and commitConfiguration. But I don't know how to start designing this task. There are already a lot of tutorials about how to stream video TO the iPhone, and it is not actually what I am searching for. Could you guys give me any ideas which could help me further? That's a tricky one. You should be able to do it, but it won't be easy. One way that wouldn't be live (not answering your

I am trying to build a mobile app which streams video from the camera of the device and sends it live to a server. Also, the mobile device should be able to play live video received from the server. I am building the app in Flutter, but can't seem to find a well documented library/package in Flutter which uses HLS/RTSL/WebRTC/etc. Should I use the byte stream and make a custom solution or is there a official package I can use to do the work? Thank you in advance! For WebRTC Please try this package flutter_webrtc https://github.com/cloudwebrtc/flutter-webrtc and more example link https://github

I am trying to accomplish what the jQuery live() function can do, but in plain JavaScript. Can anyone here help with this? Thanks! Here is a little startup example document.onclick = function(evt){ evt = evt || window.event; var element = evt.target || evt.srcElement; }; wherever you click you get a reference to the element that received the click. More useful, though, in a real scenario would be to use the attachEvent method for IE, or the addEventListener for the rest. Something like this: myLive("div", "click", function() { ... }); var liveArray = []; function myLive(selector, type, handler