Hello I am developing a mobile application and I wanted to put a screen on it for users to be able to access / view the contents of my camera that is connected to the Raspberry. For that I used VLC. However, I managed to stream from the side of the Raspberry and I can access the camera on my personal PC, but when I try to access Android Studio, it simply loads and gives me an error like "Impossible to load the video".
Does anyone know how to do this?
Thank you
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I want to develop a web application where the user can access the webpage and record a video message , and that video message gets saved on the server. The trick is that it must be accessible via any mobile device.
I know there are answers out there like this:
Video Recording with webcam on a webpage
but it does not encompass all devices. I was thinking of using angular JS but it should work on Microsoft windows phone 8/10, android and ios. That is the tricky part.
The solutions I have researched all requires FF or Chrome and neither IOS or Windows mobile comes standard with those. I want to avoid flash as well.
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I'm recording (external and internal) sensor data on my Android tablet. Now I would like to stream these recorded sensor data over internet to my notebook / PC and display a graph of the data there. I have found this nice tutorial: http://simena86.github.io/blog/2013/04/30/logging-accelerometer-from-android-to-pc/
In this tutorial the data is streamed from Android over sockets to a python application which in turn uses a Perl script for plotting (I have never used perl before).
Now I would also like to stream the tablet display as well as the front cam recording (i.e. video data) from the tablet to the notebook / PC. Is there an easy way for doing this or can the above method be altered to achieve this?
Use a VNC server on your tablet. There are several out there; I've used Alpha VNC. Then on the computer use a VNC viewer such as RealVNC to connect to it, and this will allow you to view the tablet screen on the PC.
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Preferably I have to implement using JavaScript or special library WearScript.
I have done some R&D, the Eclipse and ADT is set. I am now facing following issues.
I am not getting any idea what should the architecture of the app. I think there must be a Glass companion app sitting on phone which will read the video file and act as a content provider to the app running on glass.
I do not have actual device (Google glass) and could not find any emulator that I can use with eclipse to install and debug the app.
is there any readymade frameworks that can help streaming videos from phone or directly from server. (video size is limited 30-40 mb)
It will be great and very helpful if anyone can guide me on above points. Thanks in advance. :)
I'd like to write an Android app that will run Tablet that can connect to my phone using A2DP and stream music from the phone.
The Android tablet will replace my car's stereo and navigation system.
I have already read quite a bit on Android Bluetooth API, I have imported a number of sample apps and more I read more I have the impression that the Android API only allows me to 'send' the music stream and not to 'receive' it as I'd like.
Does anyone have any toughs or ideas on this?
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I'm building a mobile AIR application that connects to my desktop AIR application.
In the mobile application, I'm recording video with my Android device with flash.media.CameraUI.
This works perfectly, but now I'd like to send this file to my desktop application so I can do stuff with it. I've got a server written in AS3 running on my desktop (the application itself) listening to AMF messages on a certain port. I can send data through sockets, I've already tested it with accelerometer data, so that's not the issue.
What would be the best way to send video to my desktop AIR app? I've tried multiple things already; serializing using registerClassAlias, ByteArrays, ...
Any help is much appreciated, or just a push in the right direction to get me started. Thanks!
Have you tried running a socket server on the desktop app and connecting to it from the phone, then send using a socket, writing and reading bytes?
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Just asked my teacher. He said I needed a way to upload it, so my PHP solution IS the best way to do it. Thanks anyway, Zárate.