video-streaming

i am trying to stream video over http to iphone without a streming server with .net. After some tests i found that if you just upload iphone compatible video to your server, iis7 works just fine and iphone startsplaying video after small buffer time and continues to download in the background. My problem is, i am unable to do it with .net. I have tried with public static void SmallFile(string filename, string filepath, string contentType) { try { FileStream MyFileStream = new FileStream(filepath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read); long FileSize; FileSize = MyFileStream.Length;

Please help me! I used this example in https://github.com/pchab/AndroidRTC to streaming video and audio from a android device to an other android device.In this example, they used 2 librarys is : libjingle_peerConnection and SocketIo client but i don't know how to save streaming data as h.264 format? in this project have a class VideoFileRendere you can use this Rendere for save video in file https://github.com/Piasy/AppRTC-Android Mahdi Azadbar After a lot of tries and hard work about this project, I found the solution for saving video as mp4 without any problem. add this VideoFileRenderer

Recently I have been working with my friend on a web application in play framework 1.2.4 where we were trying to stream a video stored in the /public directory of the project using the videojs player. This video was in .mp4 format but I guess this is irrelevant for this question. We were accessing the video directly without using any server side scripts. We have spotted 2 issues the arose during our tests. The video was never buffered all the way to the end. Only a few seconds ahead were always stored in the buffer. When playing the video, if we pressed pause and then play, the playback of the

I'm currently using files here , but I get some errors while testing my program. I just want to see if it fails only with this one or with all other .h264 files. So, are there any other sources where I can download (standard) .h264 sample files for test ? Thanks. Option 1: make your own with x264. These are not standard sample files, but you can control which parts of H.264 they use, for example different profile/level/etc, make them I-frame-only, make them have only a particular macroblock type, etc. Also you can make them tiny, e.g. one or a few frames long. Option 2: perhaps the JM software

Using spring boot, I want to make RESTful-based video player. I have my .mp4 extension videos in my file browser. How can I serve these videos on the frontend side by creating a rest endpoint? I've tried this method. The video can be started or stopped. But it can not be done backwards or forwards. Can not get it to the desired minute and start. Spring Content supports video streaming out of the box. Using Spring Content for the file-system (FS) you would be able to create yourself a video store backed by the filesystem, put your video(s) in that store, and using the companion library Spring

I'm using phonegap/cordova 2.1 and my app has locally stored assets (on the device) which need to be encrypted on build and decrypted in memory when used in execution. The app is for iPad only. For the videos I want to implement something similar to http://codebycoffee.com/2012/01/08/decrypting-http-streaming-video-with-nsurlprotocol where mediafilesegmenter is used to segment and encrypt each video file and then a custom encrypted file url protocol serves the key for each video when the video player requests the m3u8 file. My problem is that I can't seem to play m3u8 files by using the html5

Now I develope application that play video streaming. My video fild uploaded at dropbox and using Dropbox Core API and media method. Media method , Core API What I made code is this. @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); AndroidAuthSession session = buildSession(); mDBApi = new DropboxAPI<AndroidAuthSession>(session); checkAppKeySetup(); btn_con=(Button)findViewById(R.id.con_btn); btn_con.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() { @Override public void onClick(View view) { if (mLoggedIn) {

we would like to use MPEG-DASH within iOS to play streaming video. However, according to review notes - Review notes - there is stated, that the app is prohibited to use another tech. than HTTP Live stream within video content longer than 10 minutes. Does anyone have any experience with kind of topic? Because I found an app approved with this technology. iOS app So if we submit the app with MPEG-DASH, are we prohibited to use streams longer than 10 minutes? We found an answer with coop of this service: Express Play . It is really easy to use and you can even try demo if you want. It is very