video-streaming

In android application i have user webrtc for video calling app. If mobile is connected with wifi then app work perfectly. When i change wifi to mobile data and start app then app not work and also not display video . I have user webrtc in my app and server side kurento. Below list of scenario with status : Browser Client + Mobile Client -> Both on same Wifi network(KMS Server on same wifi network) -> Working fine . Mobile Client + Mobile Client -> Both on same Wifi network(KMS Server on same wifi network) -> Working fine . Browser Client + Mobile Client -> One of them on wifi(KMS Server on

I'm currently trying to use Android as a Skype endpoint. At this stage, I need to encode video into H.264 (since it's the only format supported by Skype) and encapsulate it with RTP in order to make the streaming work. Apparently the MediaRecorder is not very suited for this for various reasons. One is because it adds the MP4 or 3GP headers after it's finished. Another is because in order to reduce latency to a minimum, hardware accelaration may come in handy. That's why I would like to make use of the recent low-level additions to the framework, being MediaCodec , MediaExtractor , etc. At the

I am researching video streaming for an iPhone application that I may have to write in the near future. The application does a whole lot other than stream video, but video aspect is the part that I have no experience with. Anyone know of any good articles on writing streaming video apps? Google seems to inundate me with links that have everything not to do what I seek. Thanks, m Apple provide good documentation on the media framework i ntheir docs. Search for MPMoviePlayerController. The following sample code plays a movie from a URL. (disclaimer, this code lifted from Apple). -(void

I have a read/seek input stream of a video file (.avi mpeg4\xVid\ect..) in C# and I would like to stream it to a video player with jump to moment X feature enabled. How can I implement this? I heard that RTP might be a good protocol. What I'm really looking for is a library in C# that will help me out. Thanks in advance. Yes, Streamcoders solution is very good if you have some €1890. But if you do not want to pay money you should look at some free libraries or write your own from scratch. Take a look at these articles with C# sources: RTP VOIP Library Project How to use the managed RTP classes

i want to show the progress dialog before playing video. i tried below link example for playing video. http://davanum.wordpress.com/2009/12/04/android-%E2%80%93-videomusic-player-sample-take-2/ it works but it takes more time to take for playing video so i want to show a progress dialog before start the video. so please tel me how to show the progress dialog before playing the video. Thank you. Best Regards. First, declare the progress dialog private static ProgressDialog progressDialog; Then, in onCreate, before calling runOnUiThread, start the dialog progressDialog = ProgressDialog.show(this

Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . This is the first time I am going to work on full-flagged video website development in my life and no idea about streaming technology and related stuffs. I have no issue with html, css, js, php and other video or any art related tool and familiar with JW Player too. Now my confusion are as below How to create streaming video (preferred HTML5 to support all latest platform and devices) Do

EDIT : I changed my question to better clarify the issue. How is it possible to play a video from a byte array (taken from embedded resource) using DirectShow.Net library? Since I'm going to prevent users from accessing the video file, I need to embed the video file as resource and play it. Thanks in advance. It's a bit non-standard, but you could use something like WCF to self-host an endpoint inside your desktop application. Then set the source of the video input to be the "URL" to your self-hosted endpoint. That would work for WPF or WinForms. Not sure about Silverlight though. The self