video-streaming

I have an Amcrest IP Camera. I would like to stream video to my web page. Its url is rtsp://mycamera.com:5554/stream In order to get the stream of the camera, the camera has a following API http://mycamera.com/video.mjpg It requires the basic authentication to work. By formatting the URL and putting it into the image tag like below, I can make it work on Firefox, Safari <img src="http://username:password@mycamera.com/video.mjpg" /> However, Chrome (v.40 on mine) does not allow this kind of URL, the browser will promt the user password form to be filled, or simply refuses the request. Setting

I'm trying to attach a single NetStream Object to two separate Video objects instead of pulling redundant streams from the server. The expected behavior would be for both Video's to display the same content. However, it seems that the last video I attach the NetStream to is the only Video that will display the content. Has anyone else run into this? I'd rather not go to the inelegant steps of using BitmapData to clone pixels if I don't have to. Thanks Scott As of Flash 10.1 Adobe finally added some new functionality for connecting directly to the bytes for the NetStream object. The new method

Could you help us please with the following problem related to the DRM (Widevine) encrypted video stream playback and use of the AirPlay? When we tried to play the video from iPhone with use of the AirPlay on Apple TV, the "failed to load content” error was shown on the TV screen. We are not sure if that is correct behaviour. We think it is, because for encrypted video playback we cannot use the AirPlay as it transports the raw unencrypted stream, right? So far we found that the only possible solution is showing video on iPhone, while playing audio on the AppleTV, it seems that for audio the

I am using HLS streaming in my application and I am using AVPlayer. Now I want to get bitrate of the video track using AVAsset. Although I have added observer and other stuff I am getting tracks array as empty always.Am I on right track or missing anything? HLS is adaptive, therefore, bitrate can vary across the duration of the stream based on various conditions. You are on completely the wrong track, unlike playing a file, either local or from a network URL, currentItem.asset.tracks will always be nil. You'll need to query the AVPlayer's currentItem's accessLog and inspect the appropriate

I've made an app to view vine videos on Android devices. These are basically .mp4 videos being loaded into a VideoView . From the following documentation ( http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/media-formats.html ), mp4 video playback is supported on Android version 3+ devices. I've already added a android:minSdkVersion="11" to the manifest file to filter out older android versions from downloading the app, but I'm still getting feedback from users running newer versions of Android (eg. 4.1, 4.2) that complain about getting a "Video cannot be played" error message. Since there's no way

I'm trying to fetch the video file from my local directory,enable the stream from server and capture these frames from my Client side.I have used the following pipelines: Server side: gst-launch -v filesrc location=/home/gokul/Videos/Econ_TestVideo/radioactive.mp4 ! qtdemux ! rtpmp4vpay ! udpsink host=192.168.7.61 port=5000 sync=true Setting pipeline to PAUSED ... Pipeline is PREROLLING ... /GstPipeline:pipeline0/GstRtpMP4VPay:rtpmp4vpay0.GstPad:src: caps = application/x-rtp, media=(string)video, clock-rate=(int)90000, encoding-name=(string)MP4V-ES, profile-level-id=(string)1, config=(string