Is there is any open source audio streaming server available for both Windows and Linux?
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I'm trying to use VSCode to debug MicroPython code running on the ESP32 microcomputer. VSCode has a "ESP32 debug" plugin which I hope to use to connect my Mac running VSCode via the USB to the ESP32.
This plugin appears not to allow me to specify the tty name to VSCode to establish a REPL like connection to my ESP32 just like Atom does.
Is this plugin the one I should use, or am I confused as to the purpose of the plugin?
I expected the plugin to prompt me for the USB tty name, in my case, this would be /dev/tty.SLAB.USBtoUART which is already installed, and working on Atom.
I would appreciate any additional info such as additional forums, or additional plugins I might need.
Thanx
You can use the Pymakr plugin to connect to the micropython repl and upload/download files, either via serial connection or telnet. It works fine with the esp32. Just configure the port and it should connect.
Viewsonic-td2740, I need to get it working on windows-iot.
I read that you can create your own cab files.
I have tried:
to connect to a windows PC and find the drives that are used and copy to Driver and Info files
to create a cab file and i keep getting errors
If you could let me know how to complete this i thank you in advance .
You can follow this guide to build a package for the driver of Viewsonic-td2740 and then install the package on the window iot device. But if there is any compatible issue with Viewsonic-td2740, i think you should contact with Viewsonic to support. You can see the compatible touchscreen in Windows IoT Core Hardware compatibility list.
I'm using Talend ETL tool.
What I'm trying to do is moving file from Linux machine to windows server and back to again to linux server after some work on that.
Is that possible we could achieve using Talend ?
Any suggestion or help would be appreciated.
Thanks !!
Assuming the Talend job is running on Linux and the remote file server is Windows and the remote file server is not running an SFTP or FTP server.
To copy from a Windows system to local system, you can use the built in component tFileFetch, which can copy files from a Samba share.
To copy files from Linux (Talend Job server) to the Windows file server, you'll likely need a third-party component. Look in the Talend Exchange site for the components "Samba copy", tSambaPut, tSambaFileCopy, tSambaGet, etc.
Alternatively, you could put an SFTP or FTP server on the Windows server. Then, it becomes very simple and you can just use the tFTP* series of components.
Can anyone please provide any notes regarding the support for playback of fragmented MP4 files in Windows Media Foundation? I have a proper fragmented MP4 file (ffplay, vlc, chrome are all happy with it). However on Windows 7 neither Windows Media Player, nor IE 11, nor Qt with WMF backend are able to play it ( IMFSourceResolver::CreateObjectFromURL returns MF_E_UNSUPPORTED_BYTESTREAM_TYPE) however on Windows 10 Windows Media Player, IE and Edge are all happy with the file. Is there something that can be installed on Windows 7 to obtain the same behaivor? I had the notion that IE11 had the support for HTML5 video and thus for fragmented MP4 files as well, however seems that this asumption has been wrong.
Microsoft added support for fragmental MP4 files in Windows 8. To my best knowledge there has been no installable update for Windows 7 to receive similar functionality.
MSDN:
Windows 8 updates to MPEG-4 source and sink
[...]
Movie fragments ('moof') is supported in Windows 8 MPEG-4 source and sink, but 'mfra' is not.
[...]
Files larger than 4 GB are supported in Windows 8 MPEG-4 sink for non-fragmental MP4.
[...]
3D information in AVC configuration record is supported for non-fragmental MP4.
I am trying to build vivi driver in linux kernel..
I tried using make menuconfig but i didnt see any option to enable vivi driver.
Can someone tell me the process to enable vivi drivers in kernel
-kiran
LINUX KERNEL 3.12 :
The support for vivi [virtual video driver] can be enable by following:
Device Driver --> Multimedia support --> Cameras/video grabbers support --> Media test drivers --> Virtual Video Driver.
It's under 'Device Drivers' -> 'Multimedia support' -> 'Video capture adapters' -> 'Virtual Video Driver'.
It has dependencies on VIDEO_DEV, VIDEO_V4L2 and ( FRAMEBUFFER_CONSOLE or STI_CONSOLE ).
It's also not supported on Sparc machines.
Reading the Kconfig files is usually the best place to start looking for this kind of thing.