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I found this post that suggests to use AirServer to capture video from iPhone. Unfortunately AirServer doesn't support iPods (even though I have a 4th gen iPod running iOS 5.0). Is there a way via software or should I get my iPod to connect to a TV and record it there? I have seen that there are some good cables to connect iPod to TV but I lost the link and now can find only suggestion that explains how to do it on jailbroken iPods.. (which I don't want to do).
EDIT (For the one that closed the topic): is there any code snippet that I can use to send the video data from my app to AirServer?
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I want to record a demo of my app on the device. For the purpose of recording an in-app demo, is there a framework which can be dropped into an app to record the screen?
Of course this framework would be removed prior to submission to the App Store.
if your device is jailbroken, try this:
I dont know about the quality. If you can also demonstrate your app on iOS Simulator, use any Mac screen video capturing programm and record your screen.
After it, cut your iOS frame out and you are done.
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i was wondering how would i be able to stream a video from a website to my iphone.
I dont know how to stream my videos to an iphone. since flash isnt supported on the iphone what would be the best approach to do this.
thanks.
iOS supports (as a client) HTTP Live Streaming (as described in this StackOverflow question) which should suit your purposes.
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I know there is an existing app named veency that converts the iPhone/iPad in a VNC server. With another program like tightvnc on the mac or windows, you can remotely use an iOs device from your windows/mac. The problem is, I cannot find any existing app or program that does that on an normal iOS device (not jailbreaked). What I find is the opposite, programs that remotely use a desktop computer from the iPad.
Does anyone know any app or method to turn an iOS device in a VNC server?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Try http://www.reflectionapp.com
or http://www.airserverapp.com
they mirror the screen like the apple tv.
Hope this helps.
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How can we support printer in a iPhone application? I want to print a page from my application. Do I need to code for this in my app or this is a default operation supported by IOS. I am using IOS 4.3 & above.
Look at the Drawing and Printing Guide for iOS.
iOS can only print to "AirPrint" printers of which there aren't many. There are some apps that run on OS X that will "AirPrint enable" any attached printer. I use Printopia (no affiliation other than as a happy user). There are some free ones but I haven't had as much success with them.
It's always a good idea to google your question first :)
Everything you need to know:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/2DDrawing/Conceptual/DrawingPrintingiOS/Printing/Printing.html
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I need to develop an iPhone/iPod application which runs in the background and can measure audio output. It is part of a research project to measure how loud people have their music. Unfortunately I am unfamiliar with the iOS 4 SDK.
Ideally, the application would have to know if headphones are plugged in, be able to measure the volume of the audio signal being outputted (and calculate some data) and then be able to, at some point, update data to a central database.
Taking into account the multitasking capabilities, is it possible to develop such an application for the iOS 4?
I am aware that multitasking on this platform is quite limited, however I also noticed that audio processing seems to be possible (only to an extent perhaps?)
Here's a question which shows how it can done, but unfortunately, you can only do it for your app (or more correctly, I should say only when your app is active), you can't add a global hook to be notified in the background when the volume is changed by another app.
iOS (4) doesn't have background services like Android which is what I believe you're looking to do.