I am trying to play an HLS video on GoogleTV Emulator.But, unable to do so.
Can anyone suggest me, what could be the issue.
I saw a similar post on this forum(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11974141/google-tv-emulator-not-able-to-play-hls), which was answered on August,2012 as "Emulator doesn't support HLS".I wanted to know if this feature has been enabled on GoogleTV emulator or not?
If yes, Is there any DRM requirement to play an HLS video on GoogleTV emulator.
Thanks in Advance!!!
Doesn't work - Emulator doesn't play media.
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I want to know how can I get GStreamer to work on Flutter application to show a video on media player.
Any help and tips would be appriciated
Do you really need GStreamer on the device to play the video?
The main point is the source of the video - you can play:
video file (https://pub.dev/packages/video_player)
WebRTC stream (https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_webrtc)
HLS stream (https://pub.dev/packages/video_player_web_hls)
without GStreamer at all.
If need gstreamer just use platformviews to embed and do the rendering using native android and ios. worked for me.
I have installed Android SDK Manager to test web sites on Android Virtual Devices.
I have problem in seeing videos on it:
I hear audio normally but I see only black instead of video (controllbar is OK).
The video is encoded H264/AAC 1Mbs and plays well on browsers and iPhones emulator.
Do I have to add new hardware properties ?
You can see my configuration here
Thanks for your help
Paul
No, there are no specific hardware properties that are required for video playback. The emulator will only play a limited subset of video encodings while a real device will support a more comprehensive set. GPU emulation might help if your emulator is too slow to play back the video, but is not required.
Make sure your video is encoded using a baseline profile that can be played back in the Android emulator. This answer might help: What formats of video will play in emulator?
So I am creating an iPhone app that records video using AVFoundation and I need to be able to stream that to a RTMP Media Server. Any ideas/thoughts?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
use Adobe flash media live encoder
Yes, this is possible by intercepting the actual captured frames and throw it into the network. Destination could be another iPhone, Android based who's able to play H264 / AAC, any computer, or streaming server like crtmpserver
Or to make your life easier you can visit www.evostream.com they offer this functionality just the way you want it customized.
Hope this helps
Take a look at this iPhone project https://github.com/cleitaum/LiveShare
is there any way to Stream video From iPhone Or Android to RTMP Server using Red5??
i searched over internet and there is only 2 application that mange to do this successfully
(UStream , Qik)
the problem they closed source So if anyone could help me find some code snippets that make this possible ??
There is some Red5 RTMP library adaptation for android available:
http://code.google.com/p/android-rtmp-client/
http://code.google.com/p/android-recorder/
I'm working on video/audio live stream publishing from Android to Red5 server right now.
You can make a regular Adobe Air application and produce builds for both iOS and Android.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices.html
If you must use RTMP, you will need an RTMP library that works in Objective-C for iOS and I don't know of one off the top of my head. For Android, there are many options since you can write your application in Java or C. If you want to start with the lightest weight java client that I am aware of, look into flazr at http://flazr.com/
I want to show live video streaming which is in the form of flash. Can any body tell me how to do this in an iPhone application.
Thanks
Ashwani
The iPhone doesn't support Flash, so using it isn't an option. You can, however, do HTTP streaming of video. Read Apple's documentation for more information.
Adobe announced during their Keynote at MAX yesterday that you will be able to compile Flash for iPhone apps. They have some sample projects available on the Adobe labs site
You can take those sample files and extend them to accomplish what you're looking for.
The native compile output from Flash Professional isn't going to be available until CS5.
Note: Flash is not native on the iPhone and will not run in browser. Also, apps will not have access to the video camera or the microphone.
No flash but you can stream mp4 etc.
good tutorial on how to stream video:
http://buildmobilesoftware.com/2010/08/09/how-to-stream-videos-on-the-iphone-or-ipad/