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/
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I'm writing an Chrome Packaged App that needs to be able to play a lot of local video files. I can use the tag to play files encoded in h.264 and mp3, but not much else. I'll require playback of at least DivX videos and AC3 audio. Is there any way to do this using the HTML5 platform or otherwise using some kind of plugin?
There are alternatives, but in my opinion the final solution is not going to be very good.
1 - You can try to use a plug-in, for example:
VLC Plug-in - sorry, I have not enough reputation to post more than 2 links :(
Divx Web Player - sorry, I have not enough reputation to post more than 2 links :(
But then you need to rely on the user installing the plug-in. For VLC, the plug-in is not compatible with the latest versions of Mac OS X.
2 - Encode to H.264 or VP8 from a server with an ffmpeg or using a cloud video provider.
3 - Encode from the client side using JavaScript! There is a port of the ffmpeg on javascript (http://bgrins.github.io/videoconverter.js/). I didn't try this method with large files.
4 - Encode from the client side using a Native Client component (https://developers.google.com/native-client/dev/). But seems a daunting task to me.
If you are going to go with the first option, assure that your audience is going to install/configure your player and that their OS are supported.
VLC ported to NaCL would be a great first step.
According to a poster on https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=107178, libVLC has been ported to NaCL, but I am not familiar with VLC internals so I could not say how far this gets you in terms of being able to decode different streams.
Ok, so I'm working on a project that will allow users to record themselves within a browser and have the video save to the server for later watching.
Right now I have an implementation where I'm using Red5 server with Red5 Recorder and that is working fine, but I'm wondering how exactly you could go about this on an iphone as that is expected to be a large user base.
As far as my research has shown there is no universal way to gather this video within the browser as there is no HTML5 solution and Flash seems to be by far the best way to record webcam to a server.
So what I'm wondering is has anybody encountered this issue and found a solution, whether it be for Iphone only, or a universal solution that would work across all platforms.
At the moment, the only way to accomplish this on the iPhone would be to write a native application. The web browser doesn't give access to the camera, and it doesn't support Flash, Java etc.
Is there any available open-source (preferred) or commercial library for on-fly segmenting and streaming of video to iPhone / iPad?
Also, is there any open-source/commercial server (alternative to Wowza) which supports this?
Apple offers mediastreamsegmenter:
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/StreamingMediaGuide/UsingHTTPLiveStreaming/UsingHTTPLiveStreaming.html
You might also want to peek at Best Practices for Creating and Deploying HTTP Live Streaming Media for the iPhone and iPad:
https://developer.apple.com/library/content/technotes/tn2224/_index.html
There's also Darwin Streaming Server, but you may not need it.
Your first preoccupation should be to try to peek a good segmenter (video speaking): Apple's one is fine.
Then, if you wan't in-memory segmenting, mount the input source folder to a RAMdisk...
Take a look at following link;
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#samplecode/MoviePlayer_iPhone/Introduction/Intro.html
This example will show how to play videos from a network based URL.
For more details about playing videos;
You can check red5(java & opensource).
Check lastest beta, or code in svn (as lot hav changed since last officeial release).
It may or may not be able to do that out-of-the-box, if not you can code your red5 app and/or check others people code built arround red5...
I have a video stream that I used in an iPhone application. I'm now working to port the application to Android so I want to use the same stream.
As Apple requiered, I created a HTTP Live Streaming (media segmenter, m3u8 file, etc.). You can find the stream here: http://envue.insa-lyon.fr/smartphone/aloun_stream/prog_index.m3u8 .
I want to use this same stream on Android. Did someone have the same a resembling experience?
Honeycomb/Android 3.0 has limited support for HLS. Anything before that does not have built in support, but there are supposed to be third party SDKs that will do it, but searching shows a lot of people that can't ge a hold of the third party dev.
Check the Android dev docs to find out what is not supported.
I've given up on the m3u8 stream. I just used mp4-s with android-streaming capabilities.
you have to use webscoket to continuously get TS files as Apple defines, and send to a player to decode the H.264+AAC within TS packet
Check android 4.0 - it claims to support HTTP Live Streaming 3.0 fully, including HTTPS. For older versions I've seen some people reommening it,but haven't tried myself
I need to stream an audio file which is saved on my server. Is it possible for me to stream that file in order to play it on my iPhone? Or is there any other way to play an audio file from the server to iPhone? help me please.
Thanks,
Shibin
This link was useful to me : http://cocoawithlove.com/2008/09/streaming-and-playing-live-mp3-stream.html
He's got a project linked from that page http://projectswithlove.com/projects/iPhoneStreamingPlayer.zip
In this project, interesting lines are in iPhoneStreamingPlayerViewController.m, lines 82-89 start streaming the audio from a url.
I've manged to get this running on my iPhone and tested it using an mp3 on another server and it works fine. However, I've not picked through the code so I can't help you anymore than this, sorry!
Sam
NS To get the project to compile I had to change the SDK to 3.0 - if you right click on the project name and choose Get Info, then change the option called Base SDK to iPhone Device 3.0 and it should work.
There's a couple of ways to get the file playing on the iPhone, but the first problem is that you need to decide how to serve the file from your server.
One great way is to share the file out via HTTP using a Web Server. If the server is Windows, look into 'IIS'. If it's a Mac or Linux, Apache is your friend.
Once you've got the serving going, here are the options on the iPhone:
1) Use iPhone Safari to navigate to http://your-server/your-folder/the-file.ext. If the serving is correct, it'll open the mediaplayer and stream it.
2) Write an iPhone application that uses the AVMediaPlayer framework to play the file. Non-trivial, but there are plenty of samples.