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I'd like to go live on youtube from android, but audio only and and instead of video feed, I want to display a thumbnail, an image preferably with an audio visualizer (audio bars that increases/decreases with audio frequency). How can I do this?
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Hi i developed the application to cast my videos to TV via Chromecast.Now trying to play m3u8 videos via Chromecast is it possible as m3u8 videos buffering is good and control is good compare to mp4 any links will also do i cannot find how to stream m3u8 using Chromecast.
The .m3u8 format is for HLS (HTTP Live Streaming). To play .m3u8 formats you need to host your media content on a server. Make sure CORS is enabled. Then have your sender load the url, where your content is hosted, onto the receiver. This documentation has much more details and sample code. If the problem was with your application, check out the sample apps on GitHub as a reference.
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I have nothing to do with android programming or electronics but am extremely curious how this following setup has been achieved.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/556341540/pressy-the-almighty-android-button
Right down in the FAQ, it states that audio is not blocked by the audio jack plug in. Neither the speaker no microphone are blocked.
How is that possible? (if I plug in a audio jack with nothing on the end, my phone will block audio and channel it through to the ear phones it thinks are connected
How does the normal mic work, with this audio pin slotted in? ...
I would really, love to understand how this is working.
It's not really a hardware thing. It's because of the Pressy app that, when installed, handles audio output.
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I have recorded a mp4 file by my android application. Unfortunately,I want to cut it from 720*480 to 480*480, and delete the others. but I have no idea about it.
Could you help me?
You can decode it. Then crop the YUV frame to 480*480. Then encode again. But note that different phones have different encoders and decoders. And the YUV color formats can be different.
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During Google Glass presentations you can see that Googlers are using some nice java app for screencasting their screen from Glass. App's ID is com.google.glass.screencast. However I couldn't find source or jar to download anywhere.
So far I found Droid#Screen, which works fine but lacks couple nice features from above app. Do you found any other interesting alternatives more suitable for Glass presentations?
This might not be the best solution out there but in the past I have used Android Screen monitor for Glass screencasting and it worked pretty well.
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The stock web browser on Android doesn't have any kind of "about" screen or information. What company develops it? Is it Google? Is it open-source? If so, is the source part of the Android OS source?
It primarily developed by Google. Also, it is open source.