I tried Pubnub API but it does not work since they updated the API but did not update their documentation. I have also tried using Sinch SDK, and followed the
tutorial :
https://www.simplifiedcoding.net/video-call-android-tutorial/#
I loved the tutorial and the app also worked but there is so much of disturbance in the call that audio cannot be heard properly.
How can I make a video calling app?
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I am searching for correct information about implementing In app calling using SIP and VoIP.But I am not getting correct source of information for this and even I am confused about where to start.
Is there any SDK or Tutorial available for android ?
I am building an Android app with my youtube videos. I want to add casting support to these videos within my app. I don't want to build separate receiver app in chromecast but want to just use the existing youtube receiver app in chromecast/Roku..etc.
I am currently using 'Youtube Android Player' API to embed videos in my app but I can't find the cast support in-built. I am willing to move to just HTML5 youtube embedding if casting support works that way.
Would greatly appreciate if someone can suggest a way if they are able build such cast'ing support of youtube videos in their android app?
(I have researched internet and some of the 2013 & early '14 posts suggest it's not possible. Would like to know if anything has changed since then)
There is currently no support in the Cast SDK to cast YT videos; some folks have used a custom receiver and have used embedded iframe to show YT videos but that is not a perfect solution and has issues; for example you cannot skip ads, etc.
After a good two hours of searching the Internet I can't find a solution to my problem.
I'm trying to develop an application for android and iOs using Cordova. In this application I make use of the Iframe API of Youtube. I need to be aware of the end of a certain video in order to call another one.
But it seems that this API is not working on Android (but well on iOs). Does anyone has a solution for this ?
Here is what I've thought of:
Basic embedding of a Youtube (without the API) and a custom listener to be notified of the end of a song (No idea how to do that...)
Use a Cordova plugin for the android youtube api (the one I saw only had the possibility to load a song not having listeners)
I'm using the YouTube API to retrieve videos for and Android client.
The program works well but sometimes I get an error like "this video is not allowed to run on smartphones".
So, there is a way to filter that videos? I read this doc but did not find a solution.
There are two concepts embeddable and syndicated.
iOS devices use iframe so they basically embed.
Android devices that use player API can check syndicated.
When you do a search->list, you can set videoEmbeddable and videoSyndicated to true.
For Android, you should check videoSyndicated.
Or if you are iterating through videos, for each video, you can do a video->list call with video id and check status.embeddable in the response.
Here is a blog post about this topic, even though examples are in v2, information is still relevant.
I everyone I’m currently in the process of creating an Android application for my YouTube channel. I was wondering if anyone knew if there was any way to check for a new video uploads so I could use it to trigger a notification within my application.
Thank you for any help.
You may want to use the Youtube API. Although im not sure how well the GData-API for YouTube is supported on Android (or if it supports checking for videos at all, never used it myself).
Take a look here and see if you can find something.
Or you could load and parse the RSS-Feed at
http://www.youtube.com/rss/user/YOURCHANNELNAME/videos.rss.
Since RSS is XML based, that is certainly possible.